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Kerrobert Wildlife Federation celebrates season with dinner and awards

Grateful to be celebrating in-person once again, the Kerrobert Wildlife Federation held their annual dinner and awards on Jan. 21.

KERROBERT - A great crowd of 223 people attended the annual Kerrobert Wildlife Federation awards and dinner held Jan. 21.

Award winners included:

First - mule deer, Madison Ley, Cohen Phillips, Lucas Ostrowski (pictured);

First – white-tailed-buck, Lucas Ostrowski(pictured), Austyn Zerr(pictured), Gage Mckenzie; 

First -white-tailed-deer, Ashton Derocher;

Junior white-tailed scoring - 122 4/8, Colton Whittleton (pictured);

Junior mule deer scoring - 131 3/8, Kaden Cholin (pictured);

White-tailed scoring - 166 3/8, Trevor Ostrowski (pictured);

Ladies’ mule deer scoring - 166 0/8, Chelsea Kissick (pictured);

Mule deer scoring - 167 0/8, Jace Kissick (pictured);

Junior white-tailed scoring - 122 4/8, Kaden Cholin (pictured);

Archery mule deer - 188 2/8, Calvin Kohlman (pictured).

Kerrobert Wildlife Federation recognized a few people lost in the past year including Brian Seffern, Glen Mock, Nancy Biffert (mother/grandmother of a couple members) and longtime volunteer Joe Dubielewicz. In a Facebook post, the KWF noted that Dubliewicz dedicated countless hours to the club and noted he was a communit- minded individual who was involved with many groups.

The KWF is looking at a dock upgrade at the Reservoir at some point in the summer of 2023 as well as stocking the trout pond. Other work will include tree planting at this location and continuance of the goose nesting program. KWF also sponsors a couple of kids to attend the Hannin Creek Conservation camp in the summer.

Kerrobert Recreation Director Bobbi Hebron, says, “The Kerrobert Wildlife Federation has an outstanding group of volunteers doing very specific work including community awareness, training our youth and operation of the popular Reservoir, to name a few. We appreciate their time and their dedication, and we trust that our community will continue to support them in the valuable work they do.”

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