This Wednesday – Sportsmen and Women’s Meeting Santa Fe

You’re Invited!

Join us this Wednesday for our next Sportsmen and Women’s Meeting where we’ll discuss apex predator behavior, policy updates, and more over free drinks and appetizers.

Striking out in the back country of New Mexico is always an adventure since you never know what you are going to run into. With any luck you’ll get to see some of the state’s most iconic big game animals including the ever elusive black bear or mountain lion. But do you know what to do should you encounter them on the trail? Daryl Ratajczak, former Chief of Wildlife and Forestry for the State of Tennessee and large carnivore specialist will talk about what you should do should you encounter one of these magnificent creatures at close range. This interactive presentation will also cover key apex predator behaviors, seasonal movements and habitat.

Andrew Black will also give an update regarding policy and planning impacting sportsmen at the state and federal levels. Additionally, anyone who wants to do fly-tying or learn more about fly-tying can bring their tools and we will practice after the meeting!

Details:
Wednesday, January 24 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Blue Corn Brewery
4056 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe

RSVP on Facebook and invite your friends today – your first beer is on us!