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Conservation Camp – Supporting Our Youth!
The VTA is proud to sponsor the next generation. Hello! I just wanted to drop a sincere thank you for sponsoring my son Clarence Dailey for the advanced week at Buck Lake. This was year 2 and he has his sights set on being a Jr Counselor in the coming years and can’t wait to …
Sewing Class
Learn to make this hat! Sewing class at the Rendezvous – $20 per student. Students need to come to class with a pelt. You can bring your own or purchase one at the Rendezvous. Class will be held 10:00-12:30. 9/24/22 in the Floral Hall Building. Registration is not required – just show up! Visit our …
Conservation Camp Success
A letter of gratitude : Dear Jim, Thank you so much for making the GMCC camp happen for my grandson’s Tanner and Owen Southworth. They had a great week away from their parents for the first time. They learned a lot about hunting, fishing, and bow hunting and are excited for the upcoming hunting season. …
Lamoille Field Days 2022
Olivia Scott ,age 8, proud owner of native VT red fox at the Lamoille Field Days.
Why Regulated Trapping Is Relevant For The 21st Century
Modern-day trapping is rooted in the fabric of how people live in rural America. Many families have grown up trapping and handing down that tradition to their children. “It’s part of their fabric,” says, Chris Bernier, a Vermont Biologist. When asked who they are, that is the answer given after much thought. With nearly 13,000 …
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2021 Rendezvous Contest Winners!
Congratulations to all those that participated in this year’s contest. Here are the winners for this year’s VTA Rendezvous. Pie Baking Contest Lisa Calchera Joanne Dion Doreen Perrin Frying Pan Toss – Senior Heather Coreen Perrin Frying Pan Toss – Junior Lillian Lucia Youth Raffle Joyanna Carpenter (Age 9) Gun & Crossbow Raffle Logan Comer, …
Trapping Facts
Quick Facts About Trapping There are more wild furbearers in the United States today than there was 100 years ago.There are no furbearing animals in the United States or Canada which are endangered or threatened by fur harvesting today.Millions of North Americans depend on fur harvesting for their livelihood. These people have a vested interest …