Quality Deer Management Association - Deer Steward I - Branson, Mo. - 2011
Allen "horntagger" Morris of Jackson, Mo. And Ted Slinkard President of the SEMO Trail of Tears Branch attended the Deer Steward 1 Course in Branson, Mo. put on by the Quality Deer Management Association
Course was 2½ days in length and restricted to 50 or fewer people from across country. 14 states and 1 from Canada attended this class. Only 500 people have taken the class in the U.S. and that now represents over 2 million acres.
Around 22 hours days, days lasted from about 8:30 to 10:00 each on Sat and Sun, had nice welcome at Bid Cedar Lodge on Friday night and a 1/2 day tour of the Dr. Grant Woods Proving Grounds www.growingdeer.tv on Monday.
The top Deer & Wildlife Biologist from across the country on hand to teach the class.
Course was 2½ days in length and restricted to 50 or fewer people from across country. 14 states and 1 from Canada attended this class. Only 500 people have taken the class in the U.S. and that now represents over 2 million acres.
Around 22 hours days, days lasted from about 8:30 to 10:00 each on Sat and Sun, had nice welcome at Bid Cedar Lodge on Friday night and a 1/2 day tour of the Dr. Grant Woods Proving Grounds www.growingdeer.tv on Monday.
The top Deer & Wildlife Biologist from across the country on hand to teach the class.
Allen "horntagger" Morris bottom row Center, Ted Slinkard Bottom Row right side looking at photo other are from all across Missouri, Center Top Row Joe Hamilton Founder of QDMA.
