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Justin Kreft shows off the buck he shot on the morning of November 13 on Langford Ranch in Bandera, Texas. Congratulations, Justin! Have an animal to show off? Send it to editor@banderabulletin.com. Courtesy Photo
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Shooters line up for the Castle Lake Ranch Volunteer Fire Department’s Annual Turkey Shoot fundraiser and Market. Held on the first Saturday of the month to celebrate the start of hunting season, 15 shooters at a time fire at paper targets, with the best score winning a frozen turkey. In all, 60 turkeys were given away at the event. BULLETIN PHOTO/Chuck McCollough
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The Shops of Bandera hosted a Sip and Shop evening for customers. The event began at 4 PM as vendors put out wine and snacks for nibbling. The crowd grew through out the evening as patrons stopped by to chat and snack.
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Moms and their sons enjoy time together at the Mother/Son Dinner and Date Night, which was held earlier this month and benefitted Silver Sage. ““The event was an overwhelming success. Our community event exceeded our expectations,” said organizer Epi Quigora, adding the event drew just under 100 people. See next week’s paper for the full story. BULLETIN PHOTO/ Chuck McCollough
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The Pipe Creek Christian School invited the motorcycle organization Guardians of the Children to visit their annual fundraiser held next door at New Life Resale Shop, the thrift store that supports the school, on November 6.
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Bandera local Wade Lowrie will be performing on November 27 at the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater, which is located inside downtown San Antonio’s Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in downtown San Antonio
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The Hill Belly Babes 5th Annual Student Showcase was an exciting night of colorful costumes and unique belly dancing. The Babes performed for family and friends at the Rivers’ Edge Gallery in Kerrville on Saturday, November 6.
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Attendees get ready for a group shot at the BuckFest photo booth. The November 5 gala, which celebrates the start of the hunting season, sold out in advance of the event. “Our 60th annual celebration of hunter’s weekend was a true success, from the mouth-watering brisket and excellent musical entertainment to the outstanding auction items,” said Tammi Boultinhouse, Executive Director for the Bandera County Chamber of Commerce, who hosts the event. “Thanks to our many generous sponsors, we were able to provide attendees with an unforgettable night at Buckfest 2021. I encourage everyone to mark your calendars for next year’s event scheduled for November 4, 2022, and buy your tickets as soon as they become available.” BULLETIN PHOTO/Daniel Tucker
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