The rabbit hunt was a great success and 120 rabbits were killed. Everything went off nicely this year, no complaints as to any frozen rabbits. It was planned that at some later date a feed would be given to the winners.

The club at the present time have out nearly 40 hopper feeders and have distributed two tons of feed, about 250 birds are being taken care of by these feeders.

Th club has for entertainment of its members a club room in the basement of the Bank of Osceola, a rifle shooting gallary with four ranges, a pool table donated for use by Prosper Young, a ping pong table donated for use by some of the members of the club and a dart baseball game. This should furnish plenty of excitement for the members while in Osceola. This room is to be used by its members and everyone is welcome to take part in the sport it affords them. There has been an arrangement made with the bank that the club pays for the lights they use in this room, and if necessary for a little extra charge for the space.

Osceola Rod and Gun Club Feb. 26, 1935

Meeting was called to order about 40 members attended the meeting. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and accepted as read. It was moved, seconded, and carried that the treasurer report for the last year be published in the Osceola Sun.

It was moved, seconded, and carried that the club enter the National Crow Shoot, which is to close April 15, 1935. The feet of the adult crows are to be saved and displayed at the National Northwest Sportmen's show which will be held in the Minneapolis Auditorium between the dates of April 20 to the 27.

It was moved, seconded, and carried that a committee of 5 be appointed to work out a raffle with a show or dance in which to raise funds for feeding the pheasants; the committee members are Robert Schuster, Walter Gantenbein, Fred Leisch, Sherman Peterson, and Charles Johnson.

A short report was given about the winter feeding so far this year. About 60 feeders have been placed, about three tons of feed has been distributed and about 2500 birds have been fed. These birds consist of pheasant, prairie chickens, and quail.

Moved, seconded, and carried that the following resolution be sent to the Conservation Commission at Madison, Conservation Commission at St. Paul, Minn. and the County Committee of which Dr. A. J. Raigel is Chairman.
It is hereby resolved that the Osceola Rod and Gun Club of Osceola, Wis. go on record as in favor of sceining the rough fish from the St. Croix River, under proper supervision of a Game Warden. The reason for wanting the rough fish sceined is that it will make the hook and line fishing better, the rough fish destroy the spawn of the game fish. It has been proven that by sceining the rough fish, has improved game fishing considerably.

It was decided that the club have a crow shoot within the club, the odds and evens being the same as in the rabbit hunt, and that the members taking part are to report the number of crows killed at a meeting to be held in the Club room on the following dates: In the evening of March 31, 1935 and also on April 7, 1935. New members that have not taken part in the rabbit hunt will draw numbers to see what side they are on.

Moved, seconded, and carried that Chas Anderson the Sec. will be the judge in the crow shoot and everybody is to report the young crows and the eggs to him and he will keep a record to send into the National Committe.

No further business, meeting was adjourned.