Donations reach $20k during Lone Star Outdoor News Foundation event
By Lone Star Outdoor News,
Cinnamon Creek Wild Game Processing had their grill fired up with the most delicious bites of wild game, paired with a cold Tejas beer from Big Bend Brewing Co. and tunes from Ole G music made for a magical night last Wednesday at the Beretta Gallery, Dallas.
Kelsy Bauchmann, a past foundation hunter said a few words before the auction in regards to her deer hunting trip last year.
Former LSON Foundation recipient hunter Kelsey Beauchman addresses the crowd about her foundation hunting experience during the Lone Star Outdoor News Foundation’s Wild Game Supper annual fundraiser at the Beretta Gallery in Dallas, Oct. 3, 2018.
Photo by Tim Sharp
“I had just moved to Texas from Colorado and met everyone at this event last year and they took me hunting and made it happen,” she said. “Now I am learning how to shoot a bow and have plans to go out hunting this season. They definitely got me hooked and I am very thankful.”
The Lone Star Outdoor News Foundation’s mission is to give people the opportunity to go hunting and fishing, creating hunters and fishermen for a lifetime. Chance Morse, another foundation hunter, was in attendance and said, “ I finally found a deer lease after a long search”
With Kelsy, Chance, and many others, the foundation is delighted to see such results.
Stan Graff and Artist Crystal Nobles with her painting of a stone sheep.
Photo by Tim Sharp
Lone Star Outdoor News Foundation’s eighth year of the Wild Game Supper event raised $20,000. Thanks to Beretta ,Tejas Ranch and Game Fence, Cinnamon Creek Wild Game Processing, Graff Motors, and Big Bend Brewing Co. for their generous corporate sponsorship. And to Ubathi Global Safaris, Filson, McKenna Quinn, Orvis, Mangrove Fly Fishing Company, HB Hunting Products, Alexo Athletica, Lone Star Ag Credit, Dave Richards, Otterbox, The Ashe, and Steve Fogle for contributing auction items.
The foundation is excited to introduce more people to the outdoors after this year’s event. For more information or if you would like to contribute to the foundation, go to lsonews.com/lson-foundation or call (214) 361-2276.
