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Pretoria East Trophy Register. New Initiative
A dictionary definition of a trophy is “a memento or souvenir, e.g. a deer’s antlers, taken in hunting”. Just because the horns of an animal you have hunted do not make the minimum of a recognised measurement system like Rowland Ward, SCI or SAHGCA does not mean that it is not a trophy. Any horns, tusks etc that you intend to keep is essentially a memento to you of your hunt and is YOUR trophy.
We want to get these trophies measured and entered into a PTA East SAHGCA Register specifically for PTA East SAHGCA branch members. We will set a new lower minimum of 80% of the SAHGCA (and Rowland Ward) minimums for each species. Any trophy with measurements equal to or exceeding these minimums will be added to the register. One may argue that there should then be no minimum set for trophies. We would not however want to register immature or juvenile animals. An 80% cut-off will generally ensure that only mature, representative specimens are registered into the branch trophy register.
All trophies meeting the PTA East requirements will be entered into the PTA East Register but those making the SAHGCA minimums will also be submitted for registration into the SAHGCA trophy register.
We will introduce recognition awards for “New Trophies” at our annual year end functions in categories similar to those used by the national office.
-Hunting Trophy of the Year for Seniors and Juniors. This recognises the best trophy of the    year across all species.
- Species Trophy of the Year. The best specimen in each species registered will be recognised
-Species Trophy of the Year. Recognises the new largest trophy across all species.
We will have a qualified measurer at each branch social so bring your old and new trophies to any of these occasions and have them registered. Remember that old trophies do not need any documentation but new trophies will require proof that the trophy was legally hunted.
Please see the attached document with all the current trophies that are registered with Pretoria East branch.
PTA East Trophy Register 20171010.pdf
Published on 27 August 2014
Trophy registration for 2013 ends on 26th September.  Our branch will have the registration at the same time as the September Social Evening, starting at 18h30. For those members who wish to have their trophies registered please bring them on that evening.  Alternatively if you will not be able to attend this event,  please contact us as soon as possible so that a suitable arrangement can be made to measure your trophies by the end of this month.
Trophies hunted between 01 September 2013 and 31 August 2014 will be registered as "New Trophies" and be considered for the 2014 awards.
Note that trophies that were hunted during the 2013 registration period (01 September 2012 to 31 August 2013) but that could not be registered then because they were still at the taxidermist, may also be registered in 2014. You are required however to provide documentation to show that the trophy was with the taxidermist in 2013.
Please note that when submitting your trophies for measurement and registration you will be required to provide:
- Proof that the trophy was legally hunted i.e. the permission to hunt/ transport venison, hunting license etc.
- The date hunted.
- Proof that the trophy was with a taxidermist if hunted last year but not registered then.
- The district that it was hunted in.
- Pay a R30-00 administration fee which will be submitted to Head Office.
- Have your membership number available.
Each branch is required to file this documentation for a period of at least 5 years.
All owners of trophies registered, that meet the minimum requirement will receive certificates from SAJWV/ SAHGCA.
Trophies hunted before the period indicated above may also be registered at any time but as "Old Trophies".  They will not be considered for the 2014 awards.  Certificates will however be issued for those meeting the minimum requirements and they will be entered into the Association's Trophy Registration Book.  There is no requirement though, for proof of legal hunting as with older trophies this documentation may have been miss-placed.
Published on 21 April 2011
The Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000 with its regulations, provides for dedicated members of an Accredited Hunting Association to be certified as Dedicated Hunters by that Association. for this they are required to have successfully completed the relevant training and assessment. This certification allow you certain rights. We pride ourselves at the Edenvale branch, where you are able to receive some of the best training and learning abilities, thus improving yourself in the field of hunting and shooting, we qualify learners in the following fileds of expertise:
2.     Dedicated Sport Shooter
Please view the calendar for more details when you click on it, alternatively contact the committee member responsible for training.
Published on 17 September 2013
Die SAJWV, en veral ons tak, is lankal nie meer net ‘n paar ou jagters wat onder ‘n boom sit en koffie drink, en gesels oor die lekker jagte in die “goeie ou dae” nie.
Nee my vriend, die bestuurspan van Pretoria-Oos is kliphard aan die werk vir die lede – om maar net enkele voorbeelde te noem:
'n Jagter kan alleenlik suksesvol  wees as sy/haar geweer ingestel is, en indien hy/sy die geweer ken en gewoond is. Tydens ons maandelikse skietdae word daar geleentheid gegee om gewere in te stel, die rooibok-, blouwildebees-, buffel-, vlakvark- springbok- jakkals- en .22 skiettabelle te skiet .  Daar is ook altyd iemand wat raad kan gee oor skiettegnieke, ladings, ens.
Ons glo dat 'n jagter met kennis 'n baie groter kans op sukses het as een sonder kennis.  Daarom bied ons 'n verskeidenheid van kursusse aan wat insluit die Toegewydejagterskursus, Baanoffisierskursus, Noodhulp en nog vele, meer na gelang van die vraag/behoefte.
Ons damesskuts word ook nie afgeskeep nie. Elke derde takskiet word daar spesifiek aandag gegee aan die skoner geslag. Hulle skiet met handwapens, jaggewere en ook .22.  Weer is daar bekwame opleiers teenwoordig met die nodige raad.
Vandag se juniors in môre se leiers. Daarom dan dat ons by elke skietdag 'n spesifieke program vir die jongeres bied. Hierdie sluit in 'n kort lesing oor dieremaniere, bekruiptegnieke, voëlgeluide, ens. Dan is daar ook altyd 'n demonstrasie van voorlaaierskiet, of handwapens, of vuurmaak. Daarna kry hulle ook kans om met die windgewere en ketties te skiet.  M.a.w. vetpret.
Ons lede soek ook na geleenthede waar hulle informeel kan kuier saam met ander jagters. Dis dan presies wat hierdie ledeaande bied. Daar is 'n kort formele sessie waar die administrasie afgehandel word, soos terugvoer oor skietresultate, toekomstige skietkompetisies, ens.  Dan het ons ook gereelde sprekers wat oor 'n wye reeks onderwerpe kom gesels. Hierdie onderwerpe word deur die lede voorgestel tydens sulke ledeaande. Na die "toesprake" kuier en braai ons saam, dikwels tot baie laat . . .
Ons vind ook dat al meer jagters hulle families begin saam bring.  Dit is regtig iets wat ons aanbeveel en wil bevorder. Ons vind dat sodra "vroulief" sien met wie die jagter so graag wil kuier en self hoor en sien wat tydens so ‘n aand gebeur, sy baie meer gemaklik raak met die lid se deelname aan die tak se aktiwiteite.  Wat dan ook gebeur, is dat die dames naderhand self begin skietbaan toe kom – net wat ons wil hê !
Ander kuiergeleenthede sluit ook in “Jagstories" by die Rietvleidam se lapa, KWV wyn- en brandewynproe.
Published on 21 April 2011
Many people, enjoy the individual aspect of this sport in a similar way to that that many have with the sport golf; it is a competition within themselves on how well they do.
If you really want to improve your scores, you need to practice. Even though some may have better abilities than others, Edenvale hunters has been granted the fortunate opportunity to shoot monthly at the Sure-focus range, where various disciplines will be on offer for you to practice. These are practical combinations that you would similarly find in the hunting field. As a person with practice and experience you are able to compete against a person with a lot of talent and no experience. If you have the desire to improve your skill levels please participate in these branch shoots. If you wish to improve at all, it is not going to come by magic but by experience and practice.
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