hunting

Hunting at A-C Central!








It's fall again and hunting season is here! I asked some of the hunters around A-C what they like to hunt most and why they like to do it. Here is what they said.

Sawyer S.: My favorite hunting season would be any type of deer hunting. This is because they are larger animal and they are cool to watch. You have to let them get kind of close to shoot them so you know what they look like. It gives you a good adrenalin rush.

Dustin N. My favorite animal to hunt is deer. This is because its just exciting to me.

Kylee F: My favorite thing about hunting would have to be deer season or duck season. Deer season because you wait a long time and it's all worth it when ones comes up. Duck because nothing is better than having a bunch fly into your decoys you get a good adrenaline rush.








Bow season for deer starts on October 1st, and ends on January 18th, but you can't hunt during the shot gun or muzzleloader season. Those are November 21st- 23rd, December 4th-7th, and muzzaloader only season is December 12th-14th. Duck season started October 25th and ends January 31st.

Senior and junior class trivia night.

The senior and junior class put together a Trivia Night on Saturday, November 1st to help raise money for events like prom and the senior class trip. They were able to raise over $1,000 thanks to everyone who contributed and participated. Table number 2 won and donated their winnings back to the senior/junior class and the second place winner won a pie baked by Tacy Smith (Thanks Tacy!) 

FFA National Convention

The Crew

From the 29th to the 31st of October, ten of A-C Central's FFA students traveled with our agriculture teacher, Mrs. Stone, to the FFA National Convention held in Louisville, Kentucky. These ten students were Jackson A., Sidney D., Kylee F., Quinlan M., Brittany S., Carlee C., Dalton J., Kolby V., Eric S.,and Austin C.

Gone ziplining!

On their first day there the group of FFA students went rappelling and zip-lining in Horse Cave, Kentucky.

On their second day, they all went to the Opening Expo in Louisville, and spent the day exploring the convention and career fair.

On Friday, their final day, the group went to the convention workshops of their choice and enjoyed a little karaoke. They ended this day with a rodeo which was a fitting end to a three day period of action, enjoyment, learning, and farming.

Alex B. Competes in State Golf Tournament

Today we interviewed Alex Brue. Alex went to state for women's golf. We asked her 8 questions. These are her answers. 

A-C:What did you place?
Alex: Tied for 25th.

A-C: Did you have a good experience?
Alex: Yeah, I could have played better, but the IHSA does a pretty god job putting on the tournament.

A-C: Are you doing golf next year?
Alex: Obviously!

A-C: Where was State at?
Alex: At Red Tail Run, in Decatur.

A-C: Are you the only female from the PORTA/AC team that went?
Alex: Yes.

A-C: What did you do to get there?
Alex: I had to place in the top 10 individuals to get out of my regional then the top 10 individuals in my sectional.

A-C: What is your favorite thing about golf?
Alex: I feel like I have a family of people within the group of people that I pay with. That is my favorite part. Some of the people I play with over the Summer I have played with for 11 years. They are like my family. My Golf Family!

A-C: Do anyone in your family play golf?
Alex: All of my immediate family play golf and most of my aunts and uncles and my Grandma Brue and my Grandpa Stone play golf.