The Southern Tulare County Sportsmen’s Association (STCSA) is a non-profit (501c3) organization promoting wildlife habitat and conservation since 1943, when ranchers and other sportsman gathered together to help conserve our wildlife resources.

Back in 1943, the club was formed, we only had a handful of people.  The club had banquets to raise money and anyone attending was considered a member. But by the 1950’s the club’s membership quickly grew to 2,500.

Today the association is made up from men, women and young adults who are interested in conservation and the continued presence of wildlife and productive fisheries in our local area.  The membership record today is currently at 63.

Our club still hosts fundraising banquets to help fund the clubs programs and events that are focused on Continuing the Tradition for our younger generation.  

CLUB MEETINGS

The Southern Tulare County Sportsmen’s Association meets on a monthly basis, second Tuesday of every month, to discuss the clubs activities.  Typical meetings last about an hour and follows the printed agenda.

At each club meeting, the following items are discussed and approved:

• Previous Meeting Minutes
• Financial Report
• Club Roll Call
• Public Comments
• Activities Calendar Review
• Pheasant Feeding Schedule
• Club Purchases
• New Club Activities
• and More