Q:

How many years has your club been established?

A:

We started our hunt club in 2001 and we are growing our membership base slowly every year.

Q:

How much land do you currently lease or own?

A:

At the moment we have over 1280 acres in southern Ohio and are considering other lease prospects as well.

Q:

How many members do you have?

A:

Currently we have 20 members. Members may invite a guest to hunt but must abide by guest rules as spelled out in the club charter.

Q:

How do I become an Executive Board Member?

A:

You must be an active Hunting Member for 2 years before you can be considered for an Executive Board Member position. An Executive Board position must be open and candidates are elected to these positions, as needed, each February.

Q:

Are there different levels of membership at CRSC?

A:

Yes. CRSC has 3 different paying levels consisting of Hunting Memberships, Deer Gun Memberships, & Non-Hunting Memberships. In addition, the club has provisions for Honorary and Lifetime Memberships based on club charter guidelines. The CRSC Charter and By-Laws explains these membership classifications in more detail.

Q:

How do you address trespassing issues?

A:

All CRSC lands are clearly posted and members have identification cards. All access roads are gated and locked. Properties are frequently patroled by local law enforcement, game wardens, property owners and club members. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law as necessary.

Q:

What is a Non-Hunting Membership?

A:

Some members are interested in camping, hiking, horseback riding (where applicable), berry picking, etc. A special membership was established to allow these families or individuals access.

Q:

What are the penalties for harvesting a "small" or "young" buck?

A:

We take Quality Deer Management (QDM) very seriously and ask our members to be diligent with respect to the bucks taken. Any infraction of our rules and regulations will be reviewed by the CRSC Executive Board and a decision will be rendered. Depending on the circumstances shooting an "illegal" buck could result in a suspension of hunting privledges for one season or a loss of membership.

Q:

Does CRSC promote Youth Hunting activities?

A:

Yes. Each season, in conjunction with the statewide youth hunts for deer & turkey, CRSC promotes youth hunting. Members with children may participate or may "sponsor" a non-member youth hunter.