Club Standard Forms and Documents

• (Some WSC files called “Fillable” let you enter data into fields with
  Adobe Acrobat Reader before printing or EMailing! We greatly prefer to see computer-filled forms rather than having to read handwriting. See below for directions on using a computer to fill out such forms).

Membership

• • WSC Brochure (V2.1 rev. 12-Sep’23)
  • New Member Briefing (Rev. 17-Mar’23)
  • Fillable WSC Membership Application (Rev. 23-Oct’23)
    (Please bring your application with you to the membership committee meeting – do not mail it.)
  • Fillable 2024 Membership Renewal Form (Rev. 22-Oct’23).
    (Members should send any changes in their contact info, such as new EMail addresses, to the Membership Secretary).
    Note: Please do not pay Spouse renewal fees to bring in spouses who are not currently members of the Westford Sportsmen’s Club. Spouses must go through the normal initiation process to become club members.
  • Work Hours Report (27-Oct’14) – To be completed by chair or other person coordinating work.

Governance

• • WSC Constitution & Bylaws (Rev. 11-Sep’24)
  • Event Planner – Complete this form when planning any club-related events (Rev. 25-Jan’21)
    If you do not receive an EMail copy of your submission within a few hours of hitting the Send button, then contact the WSC Webmaster.

    If the submission fails with the text “There was an error trying to send your message. Please try again later.” inside of a red box, do not attempt to re-submit the application.

    Merely notify the WSC Webmaster.
    

  • Scholarship Application
  • Kitchen Event Completion Checklist – Consult this checklist after you are done renting the clubhouse kitchen (Rev. 3-Jul’12)
  • Email to All Members Regarding Corona Virus Changes – President’s initial letter about changes to club operations for the COVID-19 pandemic

Ranges

• • Cross-Functional Rules (Rev. 16-Aug’21)
  • Indoor Range Access Request Form (Rev. 1-Jan’16)
  • Indoor Range Standard Operating Procedures (V6.0 rev. 23-Sep’19)
  • Indoor Range Ammo List (Rev. 27-Dec’11)
  • Gun Skills Safety Review (V5.0 “2019” (Rev. 25-Feb’22))
  • Outdoor Range Rules (Rev. 20-Nov’16)
  • Incident Report (Rev. 5-Nov’15) – Complete this form to report any injuries, safety violations or other violations of club rules.

Action Bays

• • Action Bay Qualification Procedures (Rev. IV, 2-Sep’21)
  • Action Bay Range Rules (V1.4.3 rev. 2-Sep’21)
  • How to Draw and Holster a Firearm (Rev. 16-May’11)
  • Action Bay Videos
    Tactical Training Techniques:
    • Drawing From The Holster
    • Shooting on the Move
    • Basic Draw and Fire Drill
    • Head and Shoulder Position

    GUNSMARTS Training with Julie Golob and Jerry Miculek:

    • Basic Skills for Shooting Sports
      A great instructional video from Smith and Wesson on what to expect when going to a shooting match.

Sporting Clays

• • Sporting Clays Standard Operating Procedures (Rev. 22-Apr’17)

Trap

• • Introduction to Trap (29-Mar’19)

Archery

• • WSC Archery Procedures (Rev. 25-May’16)
  • Archery Fundamentals (Rev. 22-May’16)
  • 3D course map (Rev. 8-May’16)

Wood Bow Clinic

2014

• Stave Prep
• “Handle”ing
• Getting To Tiller
• Tillering for Good
• Envelope Pushing

2016

1. Getting to the Stave
2. Removing Wood

Game Preserve

• • Game Preserve Rules, 15-Sep’23 – 31-Mar’24 (17-Sep’23)

Education and Training

• Massachusetts Deer Management: Using Data to Monitor and Manage Populations, by Martin Feehan, Deer and Moose Project Leader, Mass DFW
• Wild Turkeys in Massachusetts, by David Scarpitti, Wildlife Biologist, Mass DFW
• Tick-Transmitted Diseases, by Sam R. Telford III
• Tick Management Handbook (From: Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station)
• Massachusetts Fisheries, by Steven Mattocks, Fisheries Connectivity and Outreach Biologist
• Gun Cleaning Seminar slides (27-Jan’18)
• Training Videos (Gun Cleaning)
• Main survey results
• Central Mass. Mosquito Control
  • Mosquito and Ticks in Central Massachusetts
  • Protecting Yourself from Ticks and Mosquitoes
  • Lyme Disease
  • Mosquitoes and you!!
    Mosquito-Borne Diseases
  • Mosquito Repellents
  • West Nile virus (WNV)
  • EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis)
  • Honeybees & Mosquito Control in Central Mass.
    What’s the buzz??

AED

• Zoll AED Plus medical defibrillator training videos:
  1. AED Plus – Rescue Video
  2. AED Plus Step-by-Step Demo
• Zoll Medical defibrillator Operator’s Guide
• Zoll Medical defibrillator Administrator’s Guide
• Zoll Medical defibrillator Administrator’s Guide Insert

Trails

• Hiking Trail Map (Rev. 30-Nov’21)

See also these informational pages

• Contact Us
• Origins of the Westford Sportsmens Club
• Member Memorials
• Officer/Chair Job Descriptions

Filling out “Fillable” PDF Documents

The most reliable way to fill out a PDF form online is to use Adobe Acrobat Reader:

1. Download the form to your hard drive (right mouse click on the form link and pick Save File As…).
2. Open the PDF file on your hard drive outside of your browser with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
3. Fill in the PDF file’s form fields.
4. Save the PDF file back to the hard drive (File => Save).
5. Print or EMail the PDF file, as appropriate.

Many other PDF viewers and browser plugins cannot fill forms reliably. If you are having trouble filling out a form, there may be a solution:

• Errors in web browsers:
  Unless Adobe has a fix for your browser, just save the form to your hard drive and fill it in by running Adobe Acrobat Reader.
• Input not visible in fields using Mac Previewer:
  Do not even try to peruse a form with Preview on an Apple product – Preview may ruin your copy. Start by saving the form to your hard drive, and then fill it in with Adobe Acrobat Reader.

If all else fails, just print the PDF and fill it out with a pen.