| Chittenden County Fish And Game Club |
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| Shooting Range To encourage the use of eye and ear protection, an ear plug dispenser and safety glasses have been provided (at the middle shooting shelter) for anyone who forgot theirs at home. Please return the glasses before leaving. Other new items are a bin containing taget frames for mounting shotgun targets for turkey guns, buckshot and patterning. Using these off to the sides will extend the life of the regular Homasote frames which are destroyed by scatterguns. Also, we now have a cart to make hauling gear and guns from your car to the benches and back easier, and all in one trip. Please return the cart to the gate for the next person to use. |
| Conservation Camp The Chittenden County Fish & Game Club will again sponsor up to 10 boys and girls who would like to attend this wonderful outdoors camp. Spaces are limited so apply early. Information about the activities, accommodations, dates, etc., as well as application forms are available at: http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/edu_camps.cfm. Before filling out or sending applications, please contact Mickey Levee at 802 863-4448 |
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Annual Children's Fishing Derby The annual Father’s Day fishing derby for kids is scheduled for June 20 th (Father's Day) from 8am to noon. The event is open to all children ages 5 through 14, is free and is open to the public, so membership is not required. The trout ponds are at the upper part of our road, plenty of parking is available and a snack bar will be available for hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks, etc. Trophies for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each of 5 age categories will be awarded as well as many door prizes during the fishing hours. This is a great opportunity to introduce children to outdoor activities as well as just having a fun morning. Plan to be here before the 8am start to get registered and be in line for the best spots because the most fish are caught right off and tends to slow down as the morning progresses. Driving directions are on the left side of the home page. See you there with your children and grandkids. |