Pioneer Sportsmen


The Pioneer Conservation Sportsmen of Niagara County was founded in 1986 from an idea tendered by William Riley and Dick Robinson for the purpose of providing a daytime club and meeting time for interested sportsmen. 

"ALL INTERESTED SPORTSMEN ARE INVITED TO JOIN US" 


Meeting Dates in 2004 ~ Go Here 

The aims and goals of the Pioneer Sportsmen are as follows; 
1.) Discuss, research and document historic outdoor stories. 
2.) Collect historic information, artifacts & pictures. 
3.) Develop periodic Pioneer newsletters. 
4.) Present educational programs on outdoor history of the area to area youth and the general public. 
5.) Participate in educational events and shows. 

First Officers in 1986: 
President: William Riley, Cornell Cooperative Extension Agent and President of Niagara County 
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Vice-President: Dick Robinson, Lockport Historian Secretary-Treasurer: 
John Chilcott, President of U.A.W. Conservation Committee. 

Since our formation we meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 9:30 AM at different locations, 
announced to it's members, in the County. Generally at one of the many other County Sportsmen's Clubs 
meeting places. Christmas Meeting/Party is at 11:00 AM.

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 2005
President: Charles Black. First Vice President: Ray Boyer. 
Second Vice President: Norm Freer. secretary/Treasurer: Norm Freer

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 2004 
President: Bob Kerns, Sanborn Vice President: Charles Black, Lockport 
Secretary-Treasurer: Norm Freer, Wilson 

Dues are $10.00 per year For information call; 751-9878, 433-8144 or 731-3810

MORE ABOUT US
The Pioneers are comprised of mostly older Sportsmen of Niagara County that remain active in their sport of choice and remain as pillars of knowledge that they continue to share with others.  There is a continuing problem though, because as members get along in years and fade away there is not a big line of people waiting to fill those empty shoes. Today's Pioneers play a vital role in incorporating their wisdom gained from many years of experience and are more than willing to share their experiences with everyone. There are NO age restrictions and younger heads are more than welcome. Younger heads bring fresh ideas. Meetings are NEVER boring. 

Now days, in the growing need for more Sportsmen of getting active in preserving their sport, the Pioneers need a boost in membership. If you would like to join us, or even just if you want more information please email us and we'll get right back to you. Please state in your email headline "Pioneers" so it won't get deleted accidentally. That sometimes happens when sorting email from all the junk stuff. Email: Pioneer Sportsmen

Oh, one more thing. Every year the Pioneers send a youth to the New York DEC Conservation Camp. All fees paid by the Pioneer Club. The money is raised through fundraisers and members going in their own pockets.


Pioneer Sportsmen Meeting Dates For 2005 
Meetings start at 9:30 AM, unless otherwise noted. [First Wednesday of the month.} 

DATE:         MEETING PLACE:

Jan.5th ~ Niagara County Sportsman 

Feb 2th ~ Niagara County Cooperative Extension 

March 2nd ~ Wilson Conservation Club 

April 6th ~ 3F Club 

May 4th ~ Niagara County Sportsman 

June 1st ~ Niagara Anglers Wilderness Preserve 

July 6th ~ Wilson Conservation Club. Annual Picnic 

August 3rd ~ Niagara County Sportsman 

Sept 7th ~ Wilson Conservation Club 

Oct 5th ~ Wilson Conservation Club 

Nov. 2nd ~ Niagara Cooperative Extension 

Dec.7th ~ Niagara Cooperative Extension [Christmas Party] 

All meetings begin at 9:30 a.m. except for the annual picnic in July and the Christmas Party

Currently we are working on guest speakers and other presentations for our meetings. If you would like to make a outdoor related presentation at a meeting, please email us and we will follow-up immediately.

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Email: Pioneer Sportsmen

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