Conference vmsnet::hunting$note:hunting

1035.0. "N.H. Duckers' Day (event)/ National Hunt&Fish Day 9/28" by MCIS5::PAPPALARDO (A Pure Hunter) Thu Sep 19 1991 11:11

    
                       Duckers' Day
                       Sat, Sept.21
                       9am  - 5pm
            Wagon Hill Farm, Rt-4 Durham, New Hampshire
    
    A public event celebrating the past and fostering the future of
    waterfowling on Great-Bay.
    
    @ Historical displays of duck boats, decoys and gear.
    
    @ Contempory displays of retailers.
    
    @ Working decoyss, carving competition and auction.
    
    @ Retrieving dog demonstrations.
    
    @ Duck boat sculling competion.
    
    @ Wildlife art.
    
    @ Sporting Clubs and Conservation organizations.
    
    Also music, food and children's events.
    
    Admission: $3. adults, $1.50 child 3-15, free for 2 and younger.
    
    Everything takes place a Wagon Hill Farm on RT.4 in Durham, N.H..
    
    Sponsores by the Piscataqua Gundalow Project in support of the
    Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
    
    All proceeds go to estuarine conservation and education efforts.
    
    If you need Directions call: 603-868-1095
    
    Rick
    
    P.S. Sat, Sept. 28th is National Hunting and Fishing Day. Anyone know
         Special events please post here.
    

    
       Rick,
    
          Is this something that generally happens every year? Sounds like
    something I'd like to go to once I get settled. I just drove back from
    Salem yesterday,so I'm not ready to turn around and go back tomorrow.
    Is there a good map store down in the Salem area? Just trying to get
    aquainted for hunting,fishing etc. in the N.H. area.
    
           (Especially waterfowl)
    
          John

    
    John,
    
    This is the first time I saw this. Don't know if its been in the past.
    
    As for the maps (Topo?)  We should be able to get with no problem. One
    place is the Kittery Trasding Post in Kittery, Maine.
    
    Rick
    

    Kittery is running *real* low on NH maps.  They restock quarterly and
    I've been waiting for a new Hampton map and a Portsmouth map for 3
    months.
    
    Mark.