LSBA Regions
LSBA Regions are determined by the first 2 digits of your zip code for Texas Residents.
Below are the LSBA Regional Representatives for each LSBA Region. These representatives are members of the Executive Council.
Region 75
Will Rigby | bowhuntertex@yahoo.com
My love for the outdoors started when I was a young boy going hunting and fishing with my dad and grandpa. Nothing is better than enjoying God’s creations from a tree stand. I am married and have a beautiful daughter who also enjoys hunting and fishing. I am a full time Construction Safety and Health professional and served in the Marine Corp. I joined the LSBA in 2003 or 2004 and became more involved in about 2009 as an area rep. The main reason I joined is to help introduce kids into archery. I do hunt with any legal means, but archery is my passion.
2nd Regional Rep: Vacant Position
Region 76
Sean Tenery | stenery@aol.com
Married to Karen Tenery for 25 years and have 2 boys, Garret Tenery (21) and Hunter Tenery (16). Owner at Metro Sprocket and Gear, Inc. We manufacture gears and sprockets for oil industry as well as mining industry. I have been hunting and fishing my whole life. Dad bought me my first bow when I was 11-12 years old. Never got serious about archery till 1995, practiced and got to where I felt comfortable hunting game animals, finally connected on my first deer in 1998. Almost exclusively archery hunt now. Been a member of the LSBA organization for 8-9 years, and ran for EC of 76 area this last election. Looking forward to helping everyone get the LSBA numbers back up and help introduce new people to archery and archery hunting.
2nd Representative: Kent Conkle | Bio Coming Soon!
Region 77
Norman (Clark) Peterson | clarkpeterson@hotmail.com | 979-758-1547
I work for Kinder Morgan in Process Safety Management. Live in Altair, Colorado County, Texas – about 70 miles west of Houston. I have been bowhunting since 1978. I have hunted all over the state but mostly in Colorado county. I have hunted bear in Canada and elk and mule deer in Colorado. I have been a member of Lone Star Bow Hunters Association(off and on) since 1981. I don’t plan on there being any more off time away from this organization again as long as am breathing. I am very honored to be a part of the LSBA and serve the members of region 77. There is a very energetic group of men and women over seeing the business of the LSBA and I foresee a great future for archery and bow hunting in this great state of ours. Thank you for allowing me to serve you through the LSBA.
2nd Representative: Meagan McGee | Bio Coming Soon!
Region 78
Chris Simek | chrissimek75@gmail.com | (512) 739-1570
Ever since Chris was old enough to accompany his dad on dove hunts in eastern Williamson County, he’s been in love with hunting, fishing and the outdoor lifestyle. Chris picked up a bow when he was eleven and started flinging arrows. After a long hiatus, he picked it up again after college, and has not looked back. Chris has had the opportunity to hunt in several western states and Africa. When he’s not going after game, he’s going after foam at some local 3D event. Chris has been a member of LSBA for several years, and in 2017 he became a district representative. He’s also a member of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. Chris, his wife (Denise) and his son (Brody) live in Spicewood, TX.
2nd Representative: Kory Bundick | Bio Coming Soon!
Region 79
Dave Johnson | westtxhunter@yahoo.com | (432) 413 1425
Dave Johnson. I started bowhunting in 2002 and was hooked immediately. I spend most of my free time outdoors in running, hiking, biking or hunting. I have been a licensed Nursing Facility Administrator for the past 22 years and have served as the administrator of various Healthcare Facilities and Continuing Care Retirement Communities in central and west Texas.
2nd Representative: Vacant Position
At Large
Andy Thomas | hoghunter2@gmail.com
My passions in life include God, my family, hunting, and fishing. I started rifle hunting at the age of 5, and I started bow hunting at the age of 9. As soon as I killed my first deer and hogs at the age of 9, I was “ruined”. I have been very fortunate to see a lot of changes in the archery world in the past 24 years, and look forward to being a part of introducing the next generation to the sport.