club events

“Working Today For Tomorrow’s Wildlife” Since 1919

Future club events

Every year, the club looks forward to new volunteer opportunities with WDFW, including restoring native vegetation after wildfires and trash removal. We started the Durr Road Cleanup in 1999 to help keep our outdoor activities available and free of interference. When we started, we collected almost 3 tons of trash annually, but the amount collected has decreased with our educational outreach.

Hunter Elk Breakfast 2026

The Hunter Breakfast is back! P.S.E.s Wild Horse Wind and Energy Center is co-hosting the free Hunter Breakfast on October 30th from 7-10 AM. Cascade Mountain Grilling is doing the cooking and it will be delicious.

Past Club Events

September 3rd - 7th 2026

Hilltop Parking at the Ellensburg Rodeo: Since 1960 (66 years ago!) the Kittitas County Field and Stream Club has been in charge of the camping and parking on “Freeloader Hill” (Reed Park) during the annual Labor Day week of the Ellensburg Rodeo. Our volunteers are there everyday helping the RV’ers get settled in, and oversee the parking of those coming to the overlook to watch the rodeo. The fees we collect go directly to the club to help with our many projects like the Durr Road Cleanup, habitat restoration work, scholarships, Hunter Education classes and more!