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ON MAY 30th, 2026, THE T.F.H.A. WAS INVITED TO ATTEND THIS TWRA EVENT FOR THE FIRST TIME. IT WAS A WONDERFUL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO TEACH TRAPPING AND FUR MARKETS TO OUTDOORS MEN AND WOMEN THAT ARE FOR THE MOST PART, NOT TRAPPERS. THERE WAS A GOOD TURNOUT OF FOLKS THERE TO LEARN AND VISIT. WE HAD A GREAT TIME VISITING WITH ALL OF THE OUTDOORS TWRA STAFF AND SUPPORTERS.
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Great weekend!!
thanks for posting the pictures. we sure had a great weekend with many very interesting students. and what wonderful weather for a trapping event. hope to see everyone at the fur sale.
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How did everyone's season go this year?
what time the weather wasn't too cold for this old man to hit the river, I was too sick to do anything. ran my snare line to knock back a few egg eaters and caught a few coons that were damaging a friend's hay in the barns. hope to see everyone at the fur sale in a couple of weeks.
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SURE, DID HAVE A GREAT TIME AT THIS YEAR'S NWTF CONVENTION AT THE OPRYLAND HOTEL COMPLEX. PROBABLY SET AN ATTENDENCE RECORD AS THIS WAS THE 50th CONVENTION. I WOULD GUESS AROUND 100,000 FOR THE THREE-DAY EVENT. WE PRESENTED OUR BOOTH TO AN AWFUL LOT OF NON-TRAPPERS AND A BIG INCREASE IN NEW TRAPPERS. THANKS TO ALL THAT HELPED WITH THE BOOTH. WE HAD MANY HUNDRED TRAPPING EDUCATIONAL COLORING BOOKS FOR THE KIDS AND TRAPPING MAGAZINES THANKS TO GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL TRAPPERS' FOUNDATION. WE RAN OUT OF ALL ABOUT LUNCH TIME ON SATURDAY. I DID NOT TAKE ANY PICTURES, SO MAYBE SOMEONE WHO DID CAN ADD THEM TO THIS POST.
We sure had a great time helping out and watching the kids (and a few grown kids) dress up and pose like mountain men in training! Don caught himself up in the moment too!
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IT SURELY WAS GOOD TO SEE EVERYONE AT THIS YEAR'S WORKSHOP, ALTHOUGH THE WIND WAS SOMEWHAT BRISK. THERE WERE MANY
NEWER TRAPPING STUDENTS INTERESTED IN LEARNING THE FURHANDLING PROCESS. WE HAD PLENTY OF FUR TO WORK WITH, AND VERY CAPABLE INSTRUCTORS WILL, JOSH, CALAB, AND JAMES. WE HAD SEVERAL TABLES FULL OF WONDERFUL FOOD DONATED BY OUR MEMBERS AND GUESTS. BEACHEL'S SON, WILLIS AND WIFE STOPPED BY WITH MOUNDS OF FRIED CHICKEN AND CHERRY PIE. IT IS ALWAYS GOOD TO SEE A PART OF BEACHEL'S FAMILY. HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE AT SOME OF OUR MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
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Hello,
Glad to have found your group, however we have not found property yet here in TN.
Property hunt is hard. Realtors @ NE TN where we are renting now don't seem real motivated. Been doing Zillow searches.
Any info on places to look for hunting property with a creek would be hugely appreciated.
Laura and Brian
Welcome to our TFHA family. I would like to invite you all to join us at any of our events and share with us. We have plenty of good food and sometimes we get around to talking about trapping.😀
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Wishing everyone a wonderful and safe Holiday and Trapping Season.
Thanks for the kind words, Richard. I wish I had have gotten some pictures of visitors that we had. Many, many question about our purpose as well as many questions about furs, traps, snares, and trapping methods. It was I thought, a very productive day. Thanks to Barry Cross for the invite.