If bow hunting as we know and enjoy it is to survive, we must be hunters who appreciate and respect the environment in which we hunt, as well as maintain a strong desire to uphold the highest standards for our sport.
At this time I would like to Thank the hunter safety instructors, Ed Smith and staff at Cranston Fish and Game, Foster, Rhode Island for giving up a beautiful Sunday to educate and train another 30 Rhode Hunters for the upcoming hunting season. 4 youth , 5 woman and 21 males from all ages.
Archery and Cross Bows are the fastest growing segment in the New England hunting fraternity and the staff at Cranston Fish and Game have it down pat and made everyone relax and soak in all the tips from years of experience. We used Today's Bow Hunter guide produced by the International Hunter Education Association which was very user friendly in it's format.
Very nice grounds in Foster, Rhode Island and the clubhouse was some outstanding mounts on display and their own stocked fishing pond This group trains three groups a year to keep our Rhode Island hunter traditions alive and all of us Safe.
Thank You, again,
Wayne G. Barber President, NWTF Rhode Island, Swamp Yankee Gobblers and host of the Outdoor Scene
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