Trophy Room

	This nice 8 point buck was taken by former President Chip Yanusko during the 2004 Rifle season. The deer was taken the first Saturday of Rifle in Clinton County, PA. Dressing out at about 150 lbs, this deer is definitely one to be proud of. It looks like the Antler Restrictions are working!

	Mark shot this buck at 8:15 AM Saturday, Nov. 5th, 2005 in the Delaware State Forest, Pike County, PA (public hunting land). He used his PSE bow (no sights), Steel Force broadheads and XX75 Easton arrows. The shot was about 20 yards from his Summit Climbing treestand (about12-15 feet up the tree). His uncle Brad and dad Ron, were along for the trip and helped him field dress and drag the buck out of the woods. The deer was first hit in the spine, then finished with a second arrow less than one and one half inches from the first. It dropped on the spot. P.S. This is Marks first deer! Great Start to a long Hunting Career!

If you would like to submit a photo of your "Trophy" for posting in the Trophy Room, please email them to FrontierArchery@hotmail.com. Include any information you can and we will work on getting it added in. This is one place where size does not matter.

	Bernie Conley and his 600 pound Bear taken August 27, 2003 at Conklin's Lodge and Camps in Patten, Maine. The bear was shot at 25yds with a .270 Winchester. This bear could possibly by the biggest bear shot in Maine this year. It has not been officially scored yet but should place in the top 10 all-time for Maine and possible Boone and Crockett. The estimated skull size was 20+ inches. Congratulations Bernie....

	Former Club President Ron DeBlase, Jr. and his young buck taken a few years ago.

	This Bear was taken by Mark Hegedus last year in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. The bear weighed in at 320lbs and was Mark's first bear. Congratulations on a beautiful animal.