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NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS – The Texas Safari Camps have announced the 2010 Summer Camp dates that will take place in the Texas hill country. The Hunting and Fishing Adventure camp is all set for its 9th year and will host five camps in 2010 with the possibility of adding camps. “As of right now are camps are just about full, we are looking at adding a camp or two as we continue to get phone calls,” said Michael Marbach, Executive Director of the Christian Outdoor Alliance.
The camp is designed for kids ages 10-16 to come out and enjoy God’s great outdoors. The children have the opportunity to harvest a big game animal, gain their hunter education certificate, angler education certificate, learn about archery, rifles, shotguns, wildlife management, land management, fellowship with other young outdoorsmen and have fun on a ranch for a week.
“This will be an experience that the kids will not soon forget,” said Austin Brashier, the Camp Director. “To spend a week in the outdoors hunting, fishing, swimming and fellowshipping with other young people will be the ultimate outdoor adventure.”
The campers are given the opportunity to raise their own money to pay for camp. Each year the Adventure Camp offers a raffle that includes hunts, fishing trips and summer camp spots. The tickets cost is $10 each and 100% of the proceeds go directly toward the camper’s tuition. (more…)
From TheHuntingWire.com
AUSTIN, Texas – Hunting affordability and accessibility are growing concerns in the outdoor industry, but it was not a problem for nearly a dozen children and their parents who enjoyed the thrill of the hunt and the taste of pork at the 2nd Annual Pigapalooza Youth Hog Hunt. Sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), the event was recently hosted at the DB Hunting Ranch in Bertram, Texas.
“The Pigapalooza is always a fun event for the kids but, more importantly, it is another means for us to address the growing problem of hunting affordability and accessibility,” says John Meng, president of the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance. “Our children today are the sportsmen and conservationists of tomorrow. We, as a society and an industry, must work now to ensure that wildlife stewardship and outdoor participation exists 10, 20 and 30 years from now. The Pigapalooza is only one event during the year, but I know each and every one these kids will remember this experience for a long, long time.”
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Hey Kids, are wanting a trophy exotic of your own?? Now is your chance! The Christian Outdoor Alliance is offering summer camps that will allow you to earn your way into an Exotic Trophy Hunt in the Texas Hill Country!
“During your camp you will get to spend an entire week on a real Texas hunting ranch. The daily activities include hunting, fishing, and swimming. We want you to come out and have a great time in God’s great outdoors!”
Parents Can’t Say No!
You pay your way to summer camp by selling raffle tickets. Can you sell enough to earn a Trophy Exotic game animal? (Warning: Your dad will be Very jealous when you do!)
4 Levels of Camp Choices – Starting at ONLY $500
Get started today for 2010 camps
For more information visit www.COAcamps.com
(830) – 708 – 1198
email: austin@coaoutfitters.com
“This will be an experience that the kids will not soon forget,” said Austin Brashier, the Camp Director. “To spend a week in the outdoors hunting, fishing, swimming and fellowshipping with other young people will be the ultimate outdoor adventure.”
