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The Lloydminster and District Fish & Game Association was started in approximately 1927 as the Lloydminster Gun Club. In 1957 the club was changed to the Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Club and eventually was changed to the present name.

We are a non-government, non profit organization affiliated with the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation and the Alberta Fish and Game Association.

Our club works toward the preservation and conservation of wildlife and it's habitat.The whole family is encouraged to participate in outdoor activities.

LDFGA Meeting Minutes on Latest News Page

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January Gun Show January 21 & 22 Check our Gun Show Page

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Banquet and Awards Night January 28 Check our Upcoming Events Page.

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Pistol Club will be open on Wednesdays from 6-9PM

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2011 Scholarship Winners

check the Scholarship Page

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New Habitat Land donation signage put up

Check Habitat Page

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REMINDER--- August 31, 2011 is your last day to buy an LDFGA membership to be eligible for 2011 trophies.

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Junior Olympics Registration Starts on

October 5, 2011 at the Youth Center

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To see the lastest news that comes across our desk check out the Latest News page!!!

The Lloydminster & District Fish & Game Associaton monthly meetings are the last Tuesday of the month, 7:30 pm, September through May, at the Lloydminster Legion, Lloydminster. The June & August meetings are held at the Indoor Range. Email us for further information.




Email: admin@lloydfishandgame.org

Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Association

MISSION STATEMENT


The Association advocates for and assists in the conservation and management of fish, wildlife and habitat for the continuing benefit of association members and the general public.

BELIEFS

Fish and wildlife resources enrich the quality of human life.

• The best traditions of recreational hunting and fishing should be valued by future generations.
• Regulated hunting, fishing and trapping are important wildlife management tools.
• A person has the right to hunt and fish in accordance with the law.
• Fish, wildlife and crown land are public resources belonging to all provincial residents and these resources must remain equally accessible for all residents.

OBJECTIVES

• To support and assist in the enhancement, development and maintenance of habitat for fish and wildlife.
• To develop and promote education and recreational programs and activities.
• To support organizations of like purpose in the lobbying of government and private agencies, as necessary, to safeguard the interests of fish and wildlife populations.
• To promote outdoor ethics and safety.

To check out the History of our Association look up the "HISTORY PAGE"