North Peace Rod & Gun Club
13300 Sunnyside Drive V0C1H0 Charlie Lake, BC, Canada

February and March CORE and PAL Courses CORE Course Youth & Ladies Maximum 8 Students Mon/Tues/Thur Feb 15, 16, 18, 5:30-8:30pm and Mon/Tues/Thur Feb 22, 23, & 25 5:30-8:30pm... Cost $100.00 includes Book, Exam & Bore Inspection Device PAL Courses February Courses are full Non-Restricted March 6 0830am-7:00pm includes testing $150.00 Non-Restricted March 13 0830am-7:00pm includes testing $150.00 Restricted March 14 12:00-7:00pm includes testing $100.00 Non-Rest March 27 0830am-7:00pm includes testing $150.00 Further info contact Rick Ekkel 250.794.8532 [email protected]

2021 Fundraising Raffle Tickets are now available for purchase. Learn More and Buy Tickets: http://nprg.ca/2021-fundraising-raffles/ For 2021, the North Peace Rod and Gun Club is excited to offer you two great raffles The Region 7B Wildlife Raffle and the NPRGC Outdoor Adventure Raffle! We've got Swarovski Optics, a Ranger Side-by-Side, a Snow Machine and a trailer to haul the toys. ... COVID-19 has forced us to cancel our annual fundraiser that many of you have generously supported over the years. The club is using these two raffles to raise funds so that we can continue to support wildlife and habitat work, youth programs, shooting sports and to keep the range running at the highest level possible. Your support is greatly appreciated.

2021 Moose Winter Tick Surveillance Program Moose need your help find out how you can participate. http://nprg.ca//moose-winter-tick-surveillance-program-20/

Join the #BCWF for our next Southern Interior Mule Deer Project #webinar taking place on January 26, at 07:00 p.m. on Zoom! Sam Foster, PhD Candidate from the U...niversity of Idaho will be presenting on: - How human disturbances can disrupt ecological communities - Animal risk response and how we can explore them with camera trapping - Southern Interior Mule deer camera trapping program and next steps Register to attend the Zoom webinar https://bit.ly/3nqCefq OR Watch the Facebook Live: https://fb.me/e/LDoYBFJI The Southern Interior Mule Deer Project is the largest collaborative deer study in B.C. created in collaboration with the Okanagan Nation Alliance, UBC Okanagan, University of Idaho, and the British Columbia Fish and Wildlife Branch.

The proposed angling regulation changes for the 2021-2023 Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis have now been posted online for public information and feedback through the Angling, Hunting, and Trapping Public Engagement (AHTE) website at https://apps.nrs.gov.bc.ca/ahte/angling. The AHTE website provides the public with an opportunity to provide feedback on proposed regulation amendments, BC-wide. This website can generate significant amounts of feedback which is considered... by the Fish and Aquatic Habitat Branch and regional biologists. It looks like there is only one proposal for Region 7B. Please send any additional feedback, both for and against, via the AHTE website and by January 24th 2021. Feel free share the link with others who may be seeking to provide feedback on the Recreational Fishing regulations in BC.

Did you know that only an estimated 38 Chilcotin steelhead made it back to spawn last year, down from over 3,000 in the 1980s? #BCWF remains extremely concerned... about the functional extinction of the Chilcotin and Thompson River #steelhead. On Dec. 8th at 7 p.m., #BCWF hosts Rob Bison, Fisheries Stock Assessment Biologist, Ministry of #FLNRORD Kamloops. Rob will share findings on the potential for recovery of the Interior Fraser steelhead, questions of persistence and the evaluation of management levers. #RegisterNow for the Zoom #webinar that will also be streamed live on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2VbtaPC Chase And District Fish and Game Club Highland Valley Outdoor Association Kamloops and District Fish and Game Association Kamloops Fly Fishers Monte Lake Outdoor Life Club North Thompson Fish & Game Club Society Armstrong and District Fish and Game Association Kalamalka Fly Fishers Society Kelowna & District Fish & Game Club Kettle Wildlife Association Oceola Fish and Game Club Penticton Flyfishers Princeton Fish and Game Association Southern Okanagan Sportsmen's Association Vernon fish & game club

The CCFR presents Gun Ban Canada Exposed, Episode 4: Common Sense Gun Laws. What are the existing regulations in Canada? The Liberal government and Anti gun gro...ups want Canadians to believe our laws are loose. Rod explores the truth with a series of experts. https://youtu.be/LTD3aCWuL-0

The National Police Federation has come out in opposition to the costly and ineffective gun ban. As the front line in the fight against crime and violence, they... are the experts - click the link to find out how you can help bring this info to your MP. #AllHandsOnDeck https://firearmrights.ca//national-police-federation-oppo/

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Join in to hear about this interesting mule deer project in the southern interior of BC. The research includes health assessment, pregnancy rate documentation and cause of mortality determination.

January 2021 Non-Restricted Firearms Courses These are three separate dates for three different non-restricted firearms courses: Sat- Jan 16 0830-1800hrs (08:30am-6:00pm)... Sat Jan 23 0830-1800hrs (08:30am-6:00pm) Sat Jan 30 0830-1800hrs (08:30am-6:00pm) Contact Rick Ekkel

Peace Area CWD Surveillance Program 2020 With the opening of mule deer season again on November 1, this is a reminder that it is important for hunters to submit as many samples from deer for chronic wasting disease (CWD) testing as possible. To date, there have been no confirmed cases of CWD in BC, but a big effort needs to be made in order to provide enough samples to result in a high degree of confidence in saying that there is, or is not, CWD in BC. Mule deer bucks in south eastern Alberta seem to be the most significantly impacted of all the "deer family," but samples from white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, caribou, and moose are being tested here in BC as they are all susceptible. There are prizes! Learn more including important information and collection site locations: http://nprg.ca///peace-area-cwd-surveillance-program-2020/

And the winners are... Entries for those who submitted a deer, moose or elk head for CWD sampling for Chronic Wasting Disease. Thanks to all who participated in this critical surveillance initiative and working towards keeping BC CWD free. The draw for a rifle package, backcountry gift certificate, meat packages, hats and a hoodie was done today at Backcountry. There were 41 entries from the Peace River North area, 70 entries in total and 140 heads from all sources submitted... to date. Prize Sponsors: Rifle Package: Backcountry Gift Certificate: North Peace Rod and Gun Meat Packages" Stan's Custom Meats and Peace Vale Meats Hats and Hoodie: BC Wildlife Health Program See more