WFCS Trap Shooting

05/12/2026

04/29/2026

04/17/2026

The Erie County Legislature is holding a public hearing on Local Law 3-1 which would allow licensed 12- and 13-year-olds to hunt deer with adult supervision.

If you support this—or you’re a young person who wants this opportunity—your voice matters.

Want to speak? Arrive early.
A sign-up sheet will be available, and speakers will be called in order. Early arrival = earlier speaking spot. Late arrivals can still sign up. Each speaker has up to 3 minutes.

Can’t attend? You can still be heard.
Email your public comment to: [email protected]
All comments will be entered into the public record at the public hearing.

This is the first step in getting this across the finish line—public input matters.

Check the comments for more information on parking.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact my office.

04/13/2026

Congratulations to the Christensen family. Today, to conclude the 2026 WFCS winter league, Sienna won the “A” class shoot-off and dad, John won the class “C” shoot-off. Well done.
Jim Chmura won class “B”
Thanks to all that participated in the league. We had some challenging weather this winter.

04/07/2026

WFCS Winter Trap League shoot-off & banquet is this Sunday
1-6pm
Bring extra shells for games.

04/02/2026

If you haven’t been to our home grounds recently, you need to come see what we’ve done! The NYSATA and The Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club have worked together to achieve exceptional results. We meticulously dialed in all of our fields and machines for the best target presentation we have ever had. Bridgeport completed drainage remediation, site improvements, and more! We are not what we used to be! Make your plans for the Empire Grand now!

01/20/2026

WFCS Trap is canceled for tomorrow night, 1/21/26 due to the weather. Stay home, stay warm. See you next week.

01/16/2026

Enlightening to see!

Several students in Mr. D’s science class recently completed a full-size whitetail deer skeleton using a deer found on the school nature trail. After cleaning, boiling, and bleaching the bones, the students researched whitetail anatomy and carefully assembled the skeleton, no small task, especially when it came to aligning the backbone.

A whitetail deer has 327 bones, and several were initially missing, but through teamwork involving students and family members, every bone was eventually recovered and placed. The finished project now serves as a hands-on learning display, alongside donated artwork from renowned outdoor artist Ryan Kirby, adding another layer of education and inspiration to the classroom. Great job kids and teacher!

12/25/2025

Break clays with friends.