Directors
| Steve Casey | French Creek |
| Larry Cooper | Morgantown |
| Randy Epling | Ripley |
| Dave Guthrie | Sandyville |
| Bill Hinkle | Summersville |
| Russ Lingenfelter | Barboursville |
| Darrell Roberts | Kingwood |
Officers
| President | John Edman | Washington |
| Vice President | Ron Miller | Elkview |
| Secretary | Gary Carpenter | Hurricane |
| Treasurer | Norm Farley, Jr. | Hinton |
| Past President/Director | Ron Saloky | Fairmont |
Banquet at Cedar Lakes, Ripley
| Speaker: | Steve Gorr |
| Seminars: | Jim Casto |
| Fred Richter |
1991 Awards presented at Banquet
| Hall of Fame | Stephen H. Milam |
| Bowhunter of the Year | Larry Lawson |
| Master Bowhunter | Darrell Hoffman, Bob Carman, Greg Bonecutter, Sr., Fred Richter |
| Expert Bowhunter | Larry Blankenship, Clark Vickers |
| Big Buck Award | Larry Blankenship |
| President’s Award | Norm Farley |
| Regional Rep of the Year | Bill Hinkle |
| Photo Contest, Bowhunter Exp. | Russ Lingenfelter |
| Photo Contest, Game Taken | Bob Tennant |
| Affiliated Club of the Year | Elk River Bowhunters Association |
| Legislator of the Year | Congressman Alan Mollohan |
| Outdoor Writer of the Year | Bob Fala |
| DNR Employee of the Year | Sgt. Bob Jones |
| Manufacturer of the Year | Trebark Camouflage |
Chairmen
| Awards | Marc Fox |
| Records | John Edman |
| Merchandise | John Slaughter |
| Affiliated Clubs | Evan Dickinson |
Rendezvous
Spring at Huntington Archery Club
Seminars: Ed Hamrick, Tom Dotson, Fred Richter
Summer at Tomahawk Archery Club, Inwood
Seminars: Paul Brunner, Marty Quinn, Billy Robertson
Fall at Wildlife League of Ohio County, Wheeling
Seminars: Barry Wensel
Treasure Mountain at Sugar Grove, George Crider farm
Seminars:
Division of Natural Resources/Legislative Agenda
Sportsmen again had to battle to protect hunting and fishing license money. HB 4731 had to be amended to prevent unused hunting and fishing license dollars from being rolled into the State General Fund at the end of each year.
An attempt was made to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot. This amendment would protect the use of hunting and fishing license money. This failed because of being blocked by the House leadership.
At the second quarter Game Commission meeting, the Commissioners passed a resolution allowing the Class RG tag to be used for killing antlerless deer during the buck gun season. This would be in effect in all 31 counties where antlerless hunting is allowed.
This action by the Commissioners created a heated debate between all parties with a stake in deer management. The WVBA joined this heated and controversial debate in opposition to the measure. As a result of the controversy, the Game Commission held a special hearing in July. After the meeting it was announced that the 31 county number would be reduced to 12 on both public and private land.
At the fourth quarter Game Commission, WVBA President John Edman expressed the hope that the DNR and sportsmen organizations could work more closely together, rather than drawing battle lines over issues of disagreement.
The Muzzleloaders Association requests that the 14 Bear Archery season counties in southern W.Va. be designated as a “primitive weapons season”.
Other special EVENTS, AWARDS, HAPPENINGS
Jimmy Ryan opens wildlife museum on Corridor D south of Charleston.
Liability insurance available to all Affiliated Clubs.
In the Spring VOICE is a story by Bob Humphrey about the black bear taken by Glenn Murphy and Victor Ryan. The Kanawha county bear scored 22-8/16 and was the top bear in P&Y for two years. It is still tied for second.