The FWC is partnering with Tall Timbers to put on this free, half-day
event for interested kids of all ages and their parents. Advance
registration
is not necessary for the event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Attendees
will get to shoot at targets with bows and arrows, shotguns, rifles and
muzzleloading guns. Other activities include a hunting-dog
demonstration.
Those who have taken the online hunter safety course can complete the required field activities at the event by registering at
MyFWC.com/HunterSafety.
Also,
participants are eligible for door prizes, including a youth hunt or a
free week of summer camp in Ocala or at the Beau Turner Youth
Conservation Center (BTYCC), near Tallahassee.
The
BTYCC is part of the Florida Youth Conservation Centers Network
initiative to create youth centers that will provide opportunities
for young people and families to participate in outdoor activities and
share experiences that strengthen connections with and support for fish
and wildlife conservation.
The Sept. 24 Youth Hunting Field Day sponsors and volunteers include
the
Future of Hunting in Florida, the National Wild Turkey Federation,
Talquin Portable Restrooms, Ducks Unlimited, Jefferson Long Rifles,
Tallahassee Bowhunters Association, Horse Creek Traditional
Archery Club, Quality Deer Management Association, the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Safari Club International, the Florida Forest Service,
Dog Pond Kennels and Hard Labor Creek Plantation.
For more information on Youth Hunting Field Day, call 850-413-0084. For directions to Tall Timbers Research Station, go to
www.talltimbers.org.
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