• Joe Dotterer was not present for this meeting as he was hunting out of state.

• Pete said the Tomahawk Shoot went well. He said that we need to make some adjustments to a few of the targets. He said we need to rethink some of the layouts due to some of the bounced arrows that were found. These adjustments will result in safer shooting lanes. There was also a discussion in regards to moving the Tomahawk.

• Bill Waltz did a fabulous job mowing the hill. Perhaps too good of a job. As there is no longer any grass to slow down skipped arrows. We may need to add some small trenches or add some additional berms.

• Don mentioned that there is a lot more tumbleweed than he has ever seen out on the range in the past. He suggested having a tumbleweed round up. There was a discussion that they end up getting mowed down, which results in reseeding and more tumbleweeds. It was also mentioned that we have been mowing areas on the range that have not been moved before. Chriss mentioned that those Members that have Target Assignments are supposed to be cleaning them up as well.

• Chriss reported that the Tomahawk shoot went well. He said it was very disappointing to see that only a few guys attended the Work Party. He was surprised that Pete was able to get everything setup with such little help. Thank you to those of you who attended and helped Pete out.

• We had 326 shooters show up for the Tomahawk shoot. That is almost 100 more shooters than we had at last year's shoot. The weather was good and there was little to no wind.

• Chriss has some Hunter's Education classes coming up. If you need training reach out to him in order to get set up.

• All of the scores from the State 900 have been posted to CBH's website.

• Bill wanted to tell everyone to be careful while out Deer Hunting. Watch for Rattlesnakes. Do not start any fires.

• Membership Chair says that we are at 393 Members. She has put together more Membership Packets. She wanted to remind everyone that the Gate Combo would be changing soon and she needs everyone's' updated CBH / NFAA Cards.

• Tony said that the shoot was an experience. We ended up having a few bow blowouts on the elevated platform. Tony is back to work again. Hopefully, we will see him more and more back out to the range.

• Anthony Tobin needs to complete the Tournament Archer of the Year cards with the latest set of revisions.

• The Flint Captain wanted to remind everyone about the upcoming Night Shoot on November 11th.

• There was a discussion in regards to some tree trimming that we will be having done, The dead Eucalyptus trees will be removed. The trees around the practice butts also need to be cleaned up.

• The 2018 Shoot Flyers need to be paid for so that we can get them posted to our website and uploaded to CBH's website.

• The was a brief discussion in regards to some of the outstanding items on the By-Laws.

• There were a few issues that occurred during the shoot with some of the Cook Shack workers that need to be addressed.

• There was a discussion regarding postponing the use of the elevated platform until we can get somebody to come out and look at its structural integrity.

• Tony mentioned that we may need to move the Champ Shoot next year to March 18th, which is two weeks before the Annual Banquet.

• Pete is still working on trying to fine tune the Registration process for our upcoming shoots so that the process is more efficient and faster. He said currently the process is either flawless, but slow or fast, but sloppy.

• It was brought up that we should have a time limit to turn in score cards in order to speed up the awards process.

• City of Chino is asking for a donation for their Holiday Drive. It was tabled until the next meeting.