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<blockquote data-quote="Oklahomabassin" data-source="post: 1971987" data-attributes="member: 1546">I don&#039;t mean to step on Deer Slayer&#039;s toes, he is correct there is a lot of year around work to get everything together. However, I had two volunteers that, this was there first year to help. They attended a volunteer orientation one day the last of July or first of August and one day in October to teach gun safety and shooting practice with the youth and then the youth deer gun season weekend. What I am trying to say is, we need volunteers, and if you can&#039;t volunteer year around for all the activities, it won&#039;t exclude you from helping when you can.Most start out by testing the waters for the fall youth deer gun season (volunteer orientation is mandatory one time for all volunteers) and then they realize how rewarding it is. Then they ask what else can I do? They volunteer for the spring turkey season. They help with gun raffles, hunting trip raffles and help bring in new volunteers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oklahomabassin, post: 1971987, member: 1546"] I don't mean to step on Deer Slayer's toes, he is correct there is a lot of year around work to get everything together. However, I had two volunteers that, this was there first year to help. They attended a volunteer orientation one day the last of July or first of August and one day in October to teach gun safety and shooting practice with the youth and then the youth deer gun season weekend. What I am trying to say is, we need volunteers, and if you can't volunteer year around for all the activities, it won't exclude you from helping when you can. Most start out by testing the waters for the fall youth deer gun season (volunteer orientation is mandatory one time for all volunteers) and then they realize how rewarding it is. Then they ask what else can I do? They volunteer for the spring turkey season. They help with gun raffles, hunting trip raffles and help bring in new volunteers. [/QUOTE]

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