Hunter Safety
Committee Chairman: Margaret
Heseltine
Committee
Co-Chairman: Dave Duguay
Tel: 207-499-2324
There will be a two day hunter safety
class on April 23 and April 30 and students can call 985-9030 to pre-register
beginning April 1.
In 2011 there will be hunter safety classes in April
and in September. The dates will be announced later and students can register
three weeks before beginning of class. The class which involves two Saturdays
costs five dollars. Students are required to attend both Saturdays and students
must be ten years old when the class starts. Students ten to twelve must be
accompanied by an adult. Thirteen to eighteen need written permission but do not
need to be accompanied in class. The test can be given orally to anyone who has
difficulty reading. Classes are taught by instructors who are certified by Maine
Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. The lodge is handicapped
accessible.
Hunter Safety Conference & Workshop
Hunter and landowner relationship
report
Written by Ed Stubbs
Hunter Safety/Outdoors Education
Conference
Held on March 18 2006 in
Lewiston, Maine. Attended by YCFG representatives
CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE
ALERT
Deer hunters: If you are planning
to hunt deer within or outside of the State of Maine, Go to the web site
www.samcef.org and click on the following
heading in red:
Chronic Wasting Disease Alert
Hunters please
take notice
Dear Maine Deer Hunter,
We want to wish you a safe,
enjoyable and successful deer hunt!
Thank you for using the MOSES
Licensing system to purchase your license. By
doing, so, you have saved your
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and
Wildlife money that can be spent
on our resources, rather than the
administrative costs related to
paper licensing.
Please click on
the following link to view an important video that every hunter should watch.
It is vitally important that all
who hunt, fish and trap in Maine maintain
a high level of ethical behavior
to ensure our sporting future. Poaching is
a crime and it unfairly damages
the reputation, traditions and future of
hunting, trapping and fishing.
Please report all poaching and illegal
introduction activity by calling:
Operation Game Thief at:
1-800-ALERT US
Remember that access to private
land is a privilege. Please always, ASK
FIRST before hunting on private
lands. Remember to always be sure of your
target and what lies beyond it.
Tell someone where you plan to hunt and
when you plan to return, and
carry water and essential survival gear with
you. Have a safe and successful
hunt! Please forward this email to your
friends who hunt but may not have
used MOSES for their license purchase.
Thanks for your partnership in
managing Maine's fish and wildlife resources!
Your friends at... The Maine
Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife