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Letters To The Editor: March 2023
Reader Contributed | March 2, 2023
GTA Crushes It At Trapping Workshop
Dear GON,
Our church family sends out a big thank you to the members and directors of the Georgia Trappers Association for leading our first annual Coyote Trapping Workshop at our church. More than 140 participants and 20 volunteers enjoyed a free home-cooked breakfast, live field demonstrations, tips on getting started, a review of regulations and time for questions and answers.
Anyone with nuisance wildlife problems would be wise to contact the professionals at the Georgia Trappers Association at www.gatrappersassoc.com. Plans are already underway for the second-annual trapping event in February 2024.
Dr. Wallace McAbee, Pastor
Sharpsburg Baptist Church
Kirkland Thankful For GON & Its Readers
Dear GON,
I want Mr. Curtis to know how much I appreciate his encouraging words in his letter to GON (Jan. 2023). Kind of ironic, your words are encouraging for me, as well. I’ve had a few discouragements, but I’m reminded to stay inspired and keep pursuing whitetails. There is wealth of knowledge to share, and as you stated, hopefully this work can inspire others and youngsters, too. I’m also grateful beyond words for the folks at GON for publishing this work; and to God Almighty for giving me the strength and ability to experience His Creation.
Tommy Kirkland, Photographer
GON Big-Buck Map A Very Inspirational Tool
Dear GON,
For the past three or four years when I have seen the map that you put in the October GON that shows which counties in the state are the best for big bucks, I have told myself that I was going to learn all 159 counties and where they are in located. Well, it took a little while, but I did it. So when I told my buddy what I had done and had him quiz me, he said that was great.
Next I wanted to learn all 159 county seats, and I did. So, thank you for inspiring me to do that. My wife is already tired of me telling her the county or county seat when someone mentions a county or county seat located in Georgia. However, it makes reading your magazine and the Market Bulletin a lot more interesting because I know this information. Thanks again.
Brandon Adams, Banks County, Homer (County Seat)
Kammermeyer More Than A WRD Biologist
Dear GON,
I met Kent Kammermeyer in 1980 when I moved to Georgia. A mutual friend introduced me to Kent and Walt Sutton at Blue Ridge WMA. I came to know and respect both men.
I had the chance to hunt doves, quail and deer with Kent and considered him a friend. He will be missed.
Ellis Keefer, Lilburn
GON Social
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