The presence of Lyme disease is increasing in Manitoba and black legged ticks have been recorded in the area around the club. Some simple precautions include wearing insect repellent with DEET, long pants and socks and staying out of tall … Continue reading
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Date: June 11th, 2022Location: Selkirk Wildlife RangeTime: 9:00AM too 4:00PM Introductory 1-day programFree of chargeLimited spaces availableSend inquiries and pre-register to Calvin Yanchycki byText: 1 (204) 570 1956 orEmail: cyanchyc@live.ca BR101 Invite & DetailsDownload … Continue reading
We have updated our calendar for 2022. Please check the events listing before heading to the club. If you want to host an event at the club let us know – info@selkirkgameandfish.ca … Continue reading
Our acting Secretary is catching up on emails and online membership issues. Please expect delays as the backlog of 150 emails is worked through. Thanks for your patience. The 2022 club match schedule will be posted soon. … Continue reading
2022 memberships are now available: https://www.selkirkgameandfish.ca/membership/ We are not going to be answering emails for much of the holiday season. Please hold your questions until January and we will help you out then. Thank you! … Continue reading
2022 Renewals are underway. If you joined online you will have received a renewal reminder in email.NEW MEMBERSHIPS FOR 2022 will be for sale later in December. … Continue reading
This weekend our club hosts both an interprovincial Benchrest match and the IPSC Manitoba Provincial Championships. Ranges 1, 3 and 4 will be closed both days. Range 2 is open for long gun shooting only. … Continue reading
New events have been added as of August 6th. Please remember to check the calendar before coming to the club. … Continue reading
Wood ticks are plentiful at our club, and the smaller Blacklegged tick has been spotted in the area. Take precautions and check yourself after each visit. Tick borne disease is serious and Lyme disease is on the rise in Manitoba. … Continue reading