The Federation Report
July 12, 2019

In This Issue
Conservation MEGA Raffle

Get your ticket for the inaugural CFM Conservation Mega Raffle. CFM will sell 1,000 tickets at $50 each. Winners will be drawn Saturday, December 7, 2019 on FB live. The Grand Prize is a G3 Boat, Motor, and Trailer. Other prizes include a Vegas Getaway, Branson Trip Package, Winchester Model 70 Featherweight, CZ P-10s Pistol, Mossberg 930 Turkey/Field Shotgun, Trek Verve 2 Bicycle and a Pelican Elite 50 Cooler. 

Want to buy a ticket? Contact CFM at (573) 634-2322 or buy online HERE.
Affiliate Summit

CFM Affiliates 
Save the Date for the Affiliate Summit which will be held September 12-13th, 2019 in Jefferson City. 
CFM Store
Fossil Columbia Bahama Fishing Shirt  

See this and other items by visiting the CFM Store HERE. 
CFM Platinum 
Business Alliance
Members
Thank you to our platinum sponsors.


Clay Shoot - Boonville


Registration is open for our 13th annual Sporting Clays Classic. Join us August 10th at River Hills Sporting Clays in Boonville. 

Registration     8:00am - 12pm
Shooting          8:30am - 1:30 pm
Awards            2:00 pm

Two Shooter Scramble and Individual Sporting Clays.  3 Lewis Classes, 3 places for each class.



We hope to see you there! Thank you to our sponsors Bass Pro Shops, Central Electric Power Cooperative and Pure Air Natives. 

Feral Hog Public 
Comment Period Ends Soon


Just a reminder that the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is asking for public comment on a proposal to prohibit the hunting of feral swine on the Mark Twain National Forest. If you haven't sent your comments, please take the time to do so now. 

CFM supports closing the Mark Twain National Forest to hog hunting. Make your voice be heard. We ask you to send comments to SM.FS.MTFeralSwine@usda.gov during the 60-day comment period which ends July 23, 2019. 

Feral hogs are a problem in Missouri for many reasons. Closing the Forest Service property to feral hog hunting will be a positive step to help eliminate feral hogs from the state. Hunting has not been an effective tool for eliminating feral hog populations. This closure will be important to helping agencies and partners make positive progress towards feral hog eradication. Learn more about feral hogs and the proposal HERE. 

Bon Voyage Jen


We said goodbye to Education and Outreach Coordinator Jen Sampsell as she left to be with her family and try new opportunities.