State Board Agenda Sept. 25

[Multidigits]

<div align="left">AGENDA
September 25, 2004 <font color="red">9:00 AM</font id="red">
Frazier Arms Museum

Call to order
Pledge of Allegiance

Director Roll Call

Minutes of meeting

Treasurer’s Report

President’s Report

-New Secretary, Tom Conely
-Discussion - Web Site
-Discussion - League Paper (Articles)
-Discussion - Round table discussion with Directors targeting goals and objectives for the
League and for individual federations. Federation By-Laws.
-Discussion - LKS membership card
a. Is it the wish of the board to continue issuing this card?
b. Do we continue inserting the new LKS brochure?
c. Are there any changes? (We have had 22 brochures returned since issuing member cards, and have sighed up 12 NRA members).

Annual meeting hotel information.
a. Name & address of hotel for annual meeting.
b. Phone number for reservations.
d. Room rates
e. Meal cost for banquets.

Business meeting information.
a. Time Delegates will be seated.

-Discussion - What is KHEA’s stance on the Hunter Ed. Requirements?
-Discussion - How many times does one need to join the League per year?
-Discussion - Detailed numbers of various memberships.
-Discussion - League Data Base (how user friendly and how informative is it)
-Discussion - Hunters for the Hungry (where do we stand)
Committee Reports
NRA Report - Rolly Beers
NWF Report - Bob Smith

Action Item - Set up of activities for fund raisers with in the federations.</div id="left">

[schuyler olt]

I'm looking forward to the discussion on Hunter Ed. I've heard others comment that the current requirement is a roadblock in the circumstances where someone is asked by a friend to go hunting on short notice, and can't because they can't get the course done.

I would think that a computerized "short course" could be developed that would allow a new hunter to obtain essentially a "temporary" good for a few weeks or months, provided they are hunting under the supervision of an otherwise legal hunter (one who has a card or is otherwise exempt). In an hour I would think you could hit the critical elements of gun and hunting safety, and verify it with a short exam on line. They could then be issued a temporary number on line much like a hunting license, so that, at least in theory, they could get the temporary even the morning they would hunt, assuming access to a computer. And I would think the program could identify the ID number used so that only one temporary could be issued.

Anyway, I hope there's something that would meet the real safety issues while not being an unreasonable impediment. Heck, we've got legislators who are required to have hunter ed, and the number of people who are required to have it grows every year.

Just my thoughts offered in a constructive spirit.

[Birdman]

Your spirit is well taken.

Setters do it better.

[turk2di]

Good idea Sky. I hope that on the free weekend for youths in late December,the requirement has been removed all together(it may have been)?

what u get out, is what u put in

[Multidigits]

Free weekends do not require a license or tag, and also no HS because of that.

Size does matter!