Notice: The 50 yd backstop on the 100 yd range is closed until further notice.
Notice: The 50 yd backstop on the 100 yd range is closed until further notice.

Every year, the Fin & Feather Club awards a student majoring in the outdoor sciences a $1500 scholarship. The application can be obtained by contacting Laude Hartrum at 231 233-7633 or by clicking on this link: https://finandfeatherclub.org/scholarship-applicationobtaining
The applications have to be submitted to the Chairman by May 31st of the year.
Trooper Paul Butterfield was killed in the line of duty while patrolling in Mason County. To honor Trooper Butterfield's memory, the Fin & Feather Club has a Law Enforcement Scholarship through West Shore Community College. Each year, a deserving student enrolled in the law enforcement program of West Shore Community College receives $1,000 to assist with their tuition. West Shore Community College makes the recommendation of which outstanding student should receive the scholarship. Click on this link for an application: https://finandfeatherclub.org/scholarship-application
Every year, the Fin & Feather Club awards a $1500 scholarship to a student who will be majoring in the outdoor sciences. This year, the committee awarded two scholarships of $1500. The scholarship can be awarded to a student more than once as long as their major remains in the outdoor sciences.
The first scholarship went to Alaina White. This is the second year that the award has been awarded to Alaina. Alaina is majoring at Grand Valley University in Natural Resources and Environmental Management, with a minor in Biology, and she is pursuing two professional certificates in Ecological Restoration and Applied Geographic Information Systems. Her goal is to become fully knowledgeable in her field and strategically pursue a career as an environmental consultant.
The second scholarship was awarded to Madalyn Wayward. Madalyn will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. She plans on studying fisheries and aquatic sciences and working with the DNR or a private business as a Fisheries Biologist in the field.
The Fin & Feather Club is proud to be a part of their education. The best of luck to both girls.