2017/18 Raffle Gun Winner

[ED J, MORGAN]

The winner was Charles Attenburg a member from Las Vegas, NV area.

[Dean Romig]

Thanks for your hard work Ed!





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[Jeff Christie]

We sure had a lot of fun pushing raffle tickets at PheasantFest in Sioux Falls. Sorry the winner didn't come from there.

[Shawn Wayment]

Congrats!


Next year....

[Reggie Bishop]

Congrats to the winner and thanks to Mr. Morgan for his efforts with the raffle! How is the annual raffle gun chosen? The year its a nice small bore is the year I shoot for the moon!

[Eric Eis]

Congrat's to the winner and thank you Ed for all the work you put into this project (huge project) Thank you again. Eric

[Dean Romig]

How is the annual raffle gun chosen? The year its a nice small bore is the year I shoot for the moon!


We’ll have a nice small bore Parker as the Annual Raffle Gun whenever somebody donates one to the PGCA to use as the raffle gun.







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[Reggie Bishop]

I didn't know they were donated, thus my question about how it is chosen. Thanks!

[Brian Dudley]

The winning ticket came from the packet that was sent to the winner by Ed.

So... when you get a pack of tickets in the mail... buy them.

[John Davis]

Some guns, I know of at least one, are donated. But a majority are purchased.

[Dean Romig]

I guess the point I was making was, at the price point of a nice small bore, such a Parker might not be in the budget.






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[Reggie Bishop]

However, i know of at least one member who would purchase 3 times the number of raffle tickets if it were a small bore.

[Dean Romig]

Meee too!






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[todd allen]

Minor correction. It`s Charles Altenburg. One of my oldest friends, and hunting partner.
Hopefully, this gun will take a few quail this year.