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YOUTH MENTORING
The Maryland Crossbow Federation has implemented a recognition program for those that mentor a
youth on the skills to become a hunter. This is a very important program as the numbers of hunters
are dwindling every year and it is up to us to teach our youth the benefits of hunting, the enjoyment of
being outdoors, ethics and good sportsmanship and hunting safety.
If you have children that you can mentor and teach the values of hunting to, please do so. If not, we all have nieces and nephews or grandchildren that we can mentor. Please encourage our youth to hunt with you and teach them the valuable skills that you have learned throughout the years so that hunting will not become a dying tradition.
If you know an MCF member that is mentoring a youth on hunting skills, please nominate that person by contacting the MCF. Each February those mentors will receive a special certificate, names to be announced in the February Crossbow Press and posted on the MCF website. Photo's will be posted when possible. Keep up the great work!
If you have children that you can mentor and teach the values of hunting to, please do so. If not, we all have nieces and nephews or grandchildren that we can mentor. Please encourage our youth to hunt with you and teach them the valuable skills that you have learned throughout the years so that hunting will not become a dying tradition.
If you know an MCF member that is mentoring a youth on hunting skills, please nominate that person by contacting the MCF. Each February those mentors will receive a special certificate, names to be announced in the February Crossbow Press and posted on the MCF website. Photo's will be posted when possible. Keep up the great work!
MCF Member, Jerry Stone with his friends son Dillon, age 8. This is what we
are talking about. Great job Jerry and congratulations to Dillon!
MCF Members, Steve & Tina Gregor teaching their daughter's, Stephanie, 12
years old and Christina, 10 years old how to shoot a crossbow.
Awesome job!
Awesome job!
MCF Member, Bruce Cross showing 10 year old DeAndres Tamayo the proper
way to hold a crossbow.
Three generations of archery hunting. William (Bill) Loudon (L) with son Brian
Loudon and Bill's grand daughter Shannon Loudon.
MCF member Robert (Bob) Dailey of Lovettsville, Virginia with his 13 year old
grand daughter MCF member Georgiana Ziemann.
MCF member Robert (Bob) Smyers of Myersville, Maryland with his daughter
Robin.
MCF members Steve and Stephanie Gregor, Laurel, Maryland
MCF member Tim Hafer and son, Williamsport, Maryland
MCF member Brian Loudon and son Jacob, Thurmont, Maryland
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MCF member John Graff and daughter Hayley Tanner, Maryland