Second annual Lucky 7 Sportsman Bash held in Rehoboth
Hundreds turn out to support fire company, Ducks Unlimited
The Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company and Eastern Sussex Ducks Unlimited hosted the second annual Lucky 7 Sportsman Bash March 11. Ashley Lyons, left, and Donitella Shepherd sell raffle tickets to Carey Buck. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
March 15, 2023
The Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company and Eastern Sussex Ducks Unlimited hosted the second annual Lucky 7 Sportsman Bash.
Hundreds of outdoor enthusiasts turned out for the March 11 event featuring gun drawings, food and an open bar. There were live and silent auctions, games and raffles.
For more information on the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, go to rehobothbeachfire.com or call 302-227-8400.
For more information on Eastern Sussex Ducks Unlimited, go to ducks.org/delaware.
Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company member Julie DelGiorno pours some beer.
Raymond Harp, former Eastern Sussex Ducks Unlimited chair, holds up a raffle item.
The weather is going to be warm soon and this float will work well in the bays or local pools.
Jammie Barry is happy to grab a few oysters from Jim Yingling Sr., center, and Jim Yingling Jr.
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center was about as packed as could be.
Hunter Bluto lets go of a Plinko disk.
Nationally recognized artist and Milford resident Richard Clifton had this painting up for auction.
The oyster knife on top used to look like the railroad tie below it.
If you’re going to have a kegorater, it might as well be wrapped in camouflage with the logos of Ducks Unlimited and Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company.
While the yellow lab rests, the chocolate lab up for auction smells the hand of Rowen Battaglia.
