CWA held its first of two camps at Mandeville Island in late July. Decoy painting, archery, shotgun and rifle shooting were all anxiously awaited activities. |
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Shooting clay pigeons is a tough challenge, but with instruction from CWA volunteers, the campers got the hang of it. |
| CWA volunteer Pete Margiotta taught archery to the eager to learn campers. |
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Rifle shooting is always a challenge, but being proficient at multiple shooting positions something that is difficult to do. |
| Showing off her sharp-shooting talent.
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Decoy painting and head flocking was a great activity, and a new experience for campers and many volunteers as well. |
| Gene Weckman from California
Department of Fish and Game had lunch with the campers and
answered many enforcement questions. |
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Great volunteers and campers made for nother great camp, with fun had by all. Much thanks to the staff at Mandeville Island. |
