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bowjunkie · 12-03-2003, 03:42 PM

The LSBA has already adopted a By-Law change to increase harvest submissions from 65 to 80% as of two years ago. If you are seeking to have those entries above 65% denoted with an asterisk*, be mindful that it may entail having a membership vote again....not sure if it would require an actual By-Law Change Vote or simply a vore by council to adopt a procedural change.

Ron,

Thanks for all the hard work in getting the forms put up on the site and your involvement in the TBBR. You are very actively involved from what I see in just the short time you assumed the responsibilitites. Several people have commented to me the positive changes in the TBBR since you took it over....the main ones being your accessibility and great communication skills. Those that serve/have served on Council rarely get a slap on the back.....here's a big "Atta Boy" for ya

12-03-2003, 03:42 PM	#2
bowjunkie Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Spring Posts: 555 Points: 0.00	The LSBA has already adopted a By-Law change to increase harvest submissions from 65 to 80% as of two years ago. If you are seeking to have those entries above 65% denoted with an asterisk*, be mindful that it may entail having a membership vote again....not sure if it would require an actual By-Law Change Vote or simply a vore by council to adopt a procedural change. Ron, Thanks for all the hard work in getting the forms put up on the site and your involvement in the TBBR. You are very actively involved from what I see in just the short time you assumed the responsibilitites. Several people have commented to me the positive changes in the TBBR since you took it over....the main ones being your accessibility and great communication skills. Those that serve/have served on Council rarely get a slap on the back.....here's a big "Atta Boy" for ya __________________ "Our tools for the pursuit of wildlife improve faster than we do, and sportsmanship is the voluntary limitation in the use of these armaments." Aldo Leopold, 1949.