2012 KY, Fall, Bull Elk Tag up for grags!
Oletrapper
9/19/11 12:15pm
Hi everyone,
I am proud to announce that the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission has awarded its second Bull Elk Tag to our N. KY. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited. This tag is for the 2012 Fall Season and again is good in any zone for any legal weapon.
Our QU Chapter is going to raffle this tag as we did with the first one earlier this year. The only thing required is a resident or non-resident hunting license if you should win. All elk permit fees, ($30.00 resident) and ($365.00 non-resident) have been waived.
Tickets are being sold now and all proceeds will be used to further our conservation projects. There will be only 200 tickets sold and they are $100.00 per ticket. You can email or PM me if interested. Also, go to QU's website (www.qu.org ) for verification if you would like. We did that so people would know that this is a legitimate project. More information is there and it is currently the 3RD item down on QU's home page. Drawing will be held at Elk Creek Sporting Clays in Owenton, KY. April 28, 2012 at 5:00pm. Each entrant will be notified of the name, city and state of the winner. The winner will be notified by registered mail.
If you participate in our 2012 fundraiser prior to December 31, 2011, that donation may be deducted on your 2011 tax filing. QU is a 501-C-3 non-profit organization.
Good hunting to all, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 QU aka Oletrapper
I am proud to announce that the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission has awarded its second Bull Elk Tag to our N. KY. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited. This tag is for the 2012 Fall Season and again is good in any zone for any legal weapon.
Our QU Chapter is going to raffle this tag as we did with the first one earlier this year. The only thing required is a resident or non-resident hunting license if you should win. All elk permit fees, ($30.00 resident) and ($365.00 non-resident) have been waived.
Tickets are being sold now and all proceeds will be used to further our conservation projects. There will be only 200 tickets sold and they are $100.00 per ticket. You can email or PM me if interested. Also, go to QU's website (
If you participate in our 2012 fundraiser prior to December 31, 2011, that donation may be deducted on your 2011 tax filing. QU is a 501-C-3 non-profit organization.
Good hunting to all, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 QU aka Oletrapper
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Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Lots of requests. Please be patient. I will get to everyone as quick as I can.
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Our tag is good in any zone, which means, "In Zone or "Out of Zone". It is good in any EHU. It is good for any legal weapon during that weapons portion of the season. The only thing required is a non-resident hunting license. All elk permit fees have been waived by KDFWR.
The 16-county elk restoration zone is 4.1 million acres, and is divided into 10 Elk Hunting Units, including sub-units, with a total of 576,994 acres open to public hunting. The EHUs have been established to manage the elk herd, spread out hunting pressure, and provide hunters with a high chance of success. There were 800 tags issued in the 2010 season and there was an 80% success rate. 800 tags were also issued for the 2011 season but success numbers have not been posted yet.
If you should have further questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. KY. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited, aka Oletrapper
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
PS: There are still tickets available but you need to hurry. Please email me to reserve.
With that in mind.
What a great idea for a stocking stuffer. We still have some tickets available for our 2012 season, Commission Bull Elk Tag raffle. All proceeds from this conservation fundraiser go right back into our conservation efforts and your entry is tax deductible. QU is a IRS 501-C-3 organization. Many thanks to MuleyMadness, 10sign: and all those who have supported our efforts to date, 10sign: .
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Life Member,NRA,UTK,FTA,LKS,NWF
Annual Sponsor,QU,DU,NWTF
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
We will be suspending ticket sales on February 20th. We have less than 20 tickets still available. You can still participate but you need to hurry. Thanks again.
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481 Quail Unlimited
The N. Ky. Chapter #481 held the drawing for the Commission Bull Elk Tag on April 28th at 5:00pm. The drawing was held at the Elk Creek Hunt Club and Sporting Clays in Owenton, KY. One of the elk club’s employees reached into the box and pulled out 1 of the 200 plastic eggs. The egg contained ticket stub #028, which belonged to Leo Essex of Loretto, KY. Congratulations Leo! We hope you score a record bull elk this fall.
We would like to thank all who participated in our fundraiser. A special thank you to those who operate this forum and who allowed our post. We could not have done it without your help and permission. All 200 tickets were sold and over $18,500.00 will be used for our conservation projects. A detailed financial report should be available by the end of this month. If you should have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Yours in conservation, Robert Smith, N. Ky. Chapter #481, Quail Unlimited
N.KY QUAIL UNLIMITED CHAPTER #481
2012 Bull Elk Special Commission Permit Fundraiser
FINANCIAL REPORT
Gross Revenue $20,000.00
Expenses
Advertisement $532.00
Postage, Printing, Supplies $884.09
Net Income $18,583.91
Projects Funded:
1. Purchase of one tow behind wick applicator for weed control and trailer. To be stored at Lloyd WMA and administered by Clay Smitson (KDFWR Biologist) for use in wildlife habitat projects. - $4,495.00
2. Sending youths to Camp Webb - $1,800.00
3. Seed distribution - $9,488.91
4. Jakes/Covey Day Event $2,800.00
Total Project costs - $18,583.91