The Lehigh Valley Chapter invites you to a dinner and evening of celebrating healthy forests and abundant wildlife. We’ll have raffles, games, auction items and exciting local chapter habitat news to share. Come join us!
Proceeds go toward conservation of forest wildlife and support for the local chapter.
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Please join the Charles E. Bechtel and South Mountain chapters for our annual banquet. It’s a chance to connect with fellow conservation enthusiasts and possibly win a variety of hunting, fishing and outdoor-themed items and prizes. The funds generated are channeled into safeguarding our forest wildlife and strengthening our local chapters’ impact. Your involvement truly makes a difference.
If you have any questions at this time, please contact Tom Greenfield.
This is a social event. The purpose is for everyone to come together and enjoy all you can drink gourmet coffee, chat about all things upland hunting related, and just have fun! We will be offering a mug swap option for all those who want to participate! Bring a Upland hunting/outdoor themed mug and swap them with other participants. Anyone who brings a mug will be entered to win a special prize basket. We will have Chukar available for pre-season tune up and puppy bird work upon request. To reserve your birds please contact Brianna Tanner.
Support your local chapter of the RGS & AWS at our upcoming sporting clays shoot. Enjoy a day of shooting and lunch with people just like you – people who care about healthy forests, abundant wildlife and conservation ethic. Proceeds go toward conservation of forest wildlife and support of the local chapter.
Come and enjoy a morning of shooting and lunch with people who care about healthy forests, abundant wildlife and conservation ethic.
Proceeds go toward conservation of forest wildlife and support of the local chapter.
If you have any questions at this time, please contact Johnathan Sliski.
REGISTER ONLINEÂ –Â Â Online ticket sales have closed. Please contact the ticket chair listed in the flyer below for availability.
Join the Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society for a site visit to the recently completed Two Rock Run Keystone Collaboration Project. This project was completed in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF). The discussion will be led by DCNR forester Brad Meyers, who oversaw the day-to-day operations of the contracted project. Aaron Lewis and Ben Larson will help with the discussion by explaining how this project is part of a landscape-level effort to increase habitat diversity across the state. Please wear sturdy boots and long pants, as this visit could involve walking through a forested area. Bug spray...
