2023 Awards Banquet
Celebrating our 2022 achievements and honoring those who made significant contributions to preserve our resources and educate our future generations.
BANQUET PICTURES
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Keeping you updated with the latest conservation news.
Coyote Encounters
New Yorkers Urged to Follow DEC Guidelines to Avoid any Issues The New York State Department of...
DEC Announces First-Ever Spring Long Island Wild Turkey Hunting Season
For Release: Friday, February 17, 2023 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation...
2022 Season Ties Safety Record
DEC Announces 2022 Hunting Season Ties Record for Safest-Ever Year New York State Department of...
DEC Summer Camp 2023
DEC Announces Summer Camps Registration Opens April 2, 2023 New York State Department of...
Bear Encounters
Public Encouraged to Remove Birdfeeders, Feed Pets Indoors The New York State Department of...
Safest Hunting Season on Record
Senator Rath Highlights Safest Hunting Season The DEC recently released data noting that 2021 was...
Target Shooting at Tonawanda Swamp Illegal?
Closure Takes Effect Feb. 1 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)...
Pro Industrial Wind Turbine Group at it Again!
Be aware that there are people that are now promoting the Wind Turbines in Lake Erie (See Image), threatening our water of life and our fishery.
DEC Proposed Changes to Fishing Regulations
Proposals Include More Conservative Statewide Regulations and Experimental Regulations to Improve...
ALERT! Harmful Algae Blooms
Consuming contaminated water or fish can cause serious illness and skin exposure can cause rashes....
Fatal Deer Disease in N.Y.
The state DEC on Thursday confirmed Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease in Columbia, Dutchess, Greene,...
New Rules for Deer and Bear Hunting
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos announced...
Erie County Federation Community Programs
Teach-Me-To-Fish applies the knowledge and experience of seasoned anglers and
volunteers to an audience of youth up to 15 years old.
License awards FREE lifetime hunting and fishing licenses to youths residing in Erie County and under the age of 16.
Erie County Federation of Sportamen’s Clubs awards up to five $200 college scholarships yearly.
This event allows attendees to participate in a variety of events including fishing, trap, small bore rifle shooting, air guns and archery.
Active in our Community
The best way to teach children how to conserve is to start young. Education and empowerment are the gifts we must give our children and the tools they will use to make the world a better place for generations to come.
The Erie County Federation of Sportsmen‛s Clubs sponsors youth programs designed to teach conservation and how to respect and preserve our natural resources.
Past Events
TMTF Event Report in PDF
Event report with statistics, volunteer list and event summary.
June 26, 2021 Chestnut Ridge
Click here for downloadable pictures from the June 26th TMTF event.
Conservation education for future generations
New York State Conservation Council
The Council’s members are a dedicated group of volunteers who donate their time and resources to advocate for their fellow sportsmen and women, tracking bills affecting the sporting community, and following issues like land use throughout New York State. As new concerns arise, the NYSCC is a consistent voice for conservation and wise land use in the hearing rooms of the NYS Legislature.
Fish & Wildlife Management Board
The State FWMB meets biannually to consider issues submitted by Regional Boards, advisory members and others that pertain to fish and wildlife management in the state. Over the years, the role of the State FWMB has become that of a citizen forum for examination of such issues, with a particular slant toward the viewpoint of the private landowner. The power of the Board consists solely of the advocacy of its resolutions.
ECFSC Involvement
We support many conservation groups – from Fishing with Heroes helping disabled vets gain access to sport fishing, to West Falls youth archery camp where camp attendees get hands-on training and earn a NYS Bowhunter Certification.
Youth trappers are trained by experienced mentors. We sponsor NYS High School Clay Target League teams in Erie County.
Officers:
President - Jeff Jondle
1st Vice President - Frank Miskey Sr.
2nd Vice President - Cheryl Schenne
Treasurer - David Rosner
Recording Secretary - Rich Davenport
Corresponding Sec. - Roxann Ferazzoli
Membership - Frank Miskey Jr.
Sergeant-At-Arms - Tom Fischer
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COMMITTEES:
Archery & Bowhunting - Tom Fischer
Awards - Frank Miskey Sr.
Banquet - Frank Miskey Jr.
Big Game - Rich Davenport
Budget & Finance - David Rosner
Bylaws - Schenne/Rosner/Miskey
Council Resolutions - Rich Davenport
Crossbow - Tom Fischer
Education - Cheryl Schenne / Amy Plecas
Environment - {open}
Exhibits / Shows - Frank Miskey Jr.
Facebook - Rich Davenport
Fish - Joe Fischer / Tom Fischer / Larry Jones
Fund Raising - Frank Miskey Jr.
FWMB - {open}
Hunter Education - Frank Miskey Sr.
Internal Controls - Tom Fischer / Bob Avery
Law Enforcement - Carl Leas
Legislation - Carl Leas
Membership Outreach -Frank Miskey Jr.
NHFD - Frank Miskey Jr / Rich Davenport
Nominations - Frank Miskey Jr.
NYSCC - Dan Tone
Small Game - Dan Tone
TMTF - Bob Avery & Tom Fischer co-Chairs
Trapping - Patti & Rick Wattengel
Waterfowl - George Rockey
Website - Joe McAdams
WNY Environ. Fed. - Dan Tone / Joe Fischer
Youth Lifetime License - Joe Fischer