| 2010 Ohio Waterfowl Association meeting [message #38943] |
Mon, 08 February 2010 17:26 |
 Bill Snader
Messages: 64
Registered: June 2006
Location: Hamilton,Ohio |
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This was sent out to OWA Members via e-mail a couple days ago...wanted post it here and invite everyone to the winter meeting.
I would like to invite everyone to our annual winter meeting. The annual winter OWA meeting will be held at on Saturday February 20th, 2010 at 11:00AM at the H.R. Collins geological laboratory which is located at Alum Creek State Park just north/northeast of Columbus, OH. Directions to the facility can be found at this link: http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/geosurvey...5/Default.aspx along with an address for inputting into your favorite navigational program. Joining us at the meeting will be members of the ODNR Division of Wildlife, as well as, the Alum Creek State Park Office.
The winter meeting really sets the stage for our year. If you have a project interest or would like to know more about what the OWA is planning for in 2010 I encourage you to attend if you can. If you can't attend you can contact your North or South Zone Vice President at the website http://www.ohiowaterfowl.org and provide input or ask questions.
One very important item we will be discussing at the meeting is Waterfowlers Bootcamp 2010. Due to the hard work and dedication of our Bootcamp 2009 Committee Members, last July Ohio saw one of the largest and most successful waterfowling shows ever held in this part of the country. In order to pull off a repeat performance in 2010 we are going to need A LOT of volunteer help. If you are interested in assisting with the planning effort, I would encourage you to come to the meeting or contact your north or south zone VP. I can't stress enough that we cannot have too much assistance from Members with the planning of this event between now and July, no contribution is too small, and the rewards are well worth it!
www.ohiowaterfowl.org
Our Best Regards, and looking forward to seeing you at the Winter Meeting!
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