Yes I plan on going, I think my buddy wants to go also. Sounds like a plan!
We can go there in TOO attire and piss Mike Rex off.
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BBBC Banquet...Amazing Antlers
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We can go there in TOO attire and piss Mike Rex off.
I have been meaning to get a couple of mine scored just so I can attend it once. Not sure I would want to go every year. Be nice to experience it once. Congrats Dick. Glad you enjoyed yourselves.
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I hate to sound like an elitist because I am not. But. . . .You have to shoot a net 140" buck, enter it into the club, and pay money to attend. Or. . . One of those who have could make you their guest. lmao
The way I understood it was like this. The public could attend but a ticket must be had for the dinner. Tickets are only available to BBBC members and 1 guest. This is taken from the BBBC website.
The Annual Banquet and Awards Ceremony will be held at Ashland University in the convocation center on Saturday February 13th. The doors open at 11 am and is open to the public. We welcome the public to come in out of the cold and enjoy the deer head display and attend our seminars. Our guest speaker, Gordon Whittington, editor in chief of North American Whitetail Magazine, will have a seminar at 2:00. We also have Dr. Mike Tonkovich, ODNR deer program administrator, that will give his seminar at 3:00. All this is free and open to the public. Come and enjoy the day.
The banquet at 5:30 will require a ticket that had to be purchased ahead of time.
Hope this clears things up a bit.
The Annual Banquet and Awards Ceremony will be held at Ashland University in the convocation center on Saturday February 13th. The doors open at 11 am and is open to the public. We welcome the public to come in out of the cold and enjoy the deer head display and attend our seminars. Our guest speaker, Gordon Whittington, editor in chief of North American Whitetail Magazine, will have a seminar at 2:00. We also have Dr. Mike Tonkovich, ODNR deer program administrator, that will give his seminar at 3:00. All this is free and open to the public. Come and enjoy the day.
The banquet at 5:30 will require a ticket that had to be purchased ahead of time.
Hope this clears things up a bit.
The BBBC Banquet is open to the general public. There is no restriction on guests.
I'm sure Mike knows what he is talking about. I thought that when I mailed my check in for tickets I could only bring one guest. I probably didn't read things correctly. I was only taking my wife with me to the banquet.
Sounds like all you fellas that want to go next February can attend.
Sounds like all you fellas that want to go next February can attend.
It's the dinner that only allows the hunter and a guest. The rest of the shindig is public.