Earlton Fish and Game Club

The Earlton Fish & Game Club was chartered in 1953. It is located in beautiful Greene County, NY. Our mission is to promote interest in Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Shooting, Boating and any other Lawful sports; to conserve, restore, and aid in the managing the game, fish and other wildlife and its habitat in Earlton and its environs; to seek and procure better fishing and hunting for the sportsmen; to cooperate in obtaining proper respect for, and observation of, fish and game laws, and as far as possible, to spread knowledge of useful wildlife and to encourage our youth to participate in all of the above.

Thank you for your interest in the Earlton Fish and Game Club.

At this time we do not have a process to submit online applications.

Applicants must be a citizen of the United States of America, eligible for a Hunting and Fishing License and of suitable character and interest of the Earlton Fish and Game Club.

Applicants will need 2 club members to sponsor membership and sign application prior to submitting.

Members are responsible for 5 service hours per year in lieu of $50 assessment plus dues. It is expected that members will participate and attend fundraising events.

Application Fees: Initiation Fee $40.00 plus Annual Dues $100.00 prorated quarterly by the month the applicant attends the initial meeting.

Dec/Jan/Feb $100 Dues + $40 Initiation Fee (Total $140) + 4 SERVICE HOURS

Mar/Apr/May $75 Dues + $40 Initiation Fee (Total $115) + 3 SERVICE HOURS

Jun/Jul/Aug/Sep $50 Dues + $40 Initiation Fee (Total $90) + 2 SERVICE HOURS

If the applicant is applying with their spouse, only one Initiation Fee will be collected for both applicants. If the applicant's spouse is already a member, then the Initiation Fee will be waived for the new applicant

The application is to be presented to the membership by the sponsor(s) or the applicant with the sponsor. The sponsors will speak on the applicant's behalf. The Applicant needs to attend one meeting to address the membership prior to being voted in. Voting generally takes place at the meeting after the applicant attends and addresses membership. Attendance is not required to be voted in. Vot