Lake Almanor West is proud to announce the hiring of golf professional John Joseph. Joseph has been a head golf professional and instructor for more than 40 years.
Joseph was named by his peers for six years in a row as one of Golf Digest’s top instructors in northern California before he moved to the Palm Springs area.
Turkeys from eggs
Question: If I want to raise a couple of turkeys from eggs that I believe came from partly or mostly wild stock, would I run afoul of California law? They would not be used for any business purposes and would remain on my property. I would prefer to let them roam around my place, which is quite large and full of native habitat, as opposed to keeping them penned up. There are currently no wild turkeys in my area.
—Tucker
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Hanna Hundsdorfer takes down a calf in the breakaway roping category. Hundsdorfer took the gold, the only first place awarded to the Feather River women’s rodeo team during the weekend. |
The Feather River men’s rodeo team is on the right track to winning its region after taking gold at the West Hills College rodeo in Coalinga last weekend.
The win keeps the team at the top standing in the West Coast Region. Nationally, Feather River is ranked seventh.
“Our guys’ team is on the right track to win our region,” assuredly the college’s rodeo coach Jesse Segura. “Unless something catastrophic happens, we should finish first.”
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A group of mountain bikers prepare to take off on a ride along the South Park Trail outside of Quincy last weekend. A plan to combine the trail with other pre-existing trails and roads to form a trail system connecting Taylorsville and Quincy via Mount Hough is currently under review by the Forest Service. The trail system would include both motorized and non-motorized use. Photos by James Wilson |
“Plumas County has some of the best untouched and undiscovered terrain for mountain biking in the world.”
This was Quincy’s The Bike Shop owner Paul Mundorff’s description of the current state of mountain biking in the county. Trails abound that allow mountain bike riders to quickly escape from town and ride out into the wilderness.
No matter which community in Plumas County one lives in, there is a plethora of different trails one can use to form new adventures.
A great crowd made the scene for the Wednesday Morning Scramble at Mt. Huff Golf Course on April 3, 2013!
First place team members Ron Christensen, Gary Metzdorf, Jeff Steven and Jim Bryant led the pack at nine under par.
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