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WELCOME TO TENKILLER WITO 2017
WELCOME TO TENKILLER WITO 2017 Dear WITO Participant: As many of you know there have been several changes over the years to this event. We have gone from being the smallest to the largest WITO in Oklahoma in the 16 years that we have been offering this event. With these changes have event at Tenkiller State Park and there is not a facility near the park that can allow for us to grow or accommodate us without large increases in fees. Assembly Campground located just north of Cookson, Oklahoma. The camp is located right off Hwy 82/100 approximately 15 minutes North of Tenkiller State Park. Here we are able to provide you lodging and access to almost all your classes at one location. experience that you had. We read the evaluations and we had a great response from you . We hope to continue to provide you with an experience that will make you smile every time it comes to mind. God Bless and with Sincere Gratitude, The Tenkiller WITO Committee: Dee Page; Andy Page; Lisa James; Megan Brown; Lewis Brown; Kim Bean; Ted Bunn; Everette Foshee; Tiffany Priddy; Jeannette Williams; Sue Nail; Shelby Clark; Rebecca Clark; Valerie Carter; Longnickel and Don Chitwood. Course Descriptions for Tenkiller WITO 2017 All classes will meet their instructors outside main hall at TENKILLER BAPTIST CAMPGROUND then walk to class site. 1. AIR RIFLE SHOOTING AND FIREARM SAFETY William Bullard and Ruth Bullard: SAT AM /SAT PM /SUN A.M. /SUN P.M. Fee: $10: This class is a fund raising effort for the Pittsburg County 4-H Shooting Sports Club. Limit 12 -15. MINIMUM OF 10, Basic gun safety and introduction to air rifle competition. Class will begin with a basic gun safety presentation of about 30-45 minutes. The second portion of the class will be 10 meter air rifle 3 position shooting. Students will be given hands on instruction in standing, kneeling, and prone shooting positions, and tips on how to improve shooting skills. We will also give tips for setting up a practice range at home. "Please do not bring your own firearm. 2. LYE SOAP: Loraine Richmond, Naturalist, and Lake Eufaula State Park; SAT AM / SAT PM; FEE: $12; Limit 10. Let’s have a fun-filled three hours creating different types of soap using the cold process method. 3. INTRO TO FLY FISHING: Lisa James of the Native Women Fly Fishers; SAT AM/ SAT PM; Limit 8. Come learn about fly fishing technique, equipment, and resources available to the new fly fisher. Fishing is not a part of this class. 4. BIRDING: Nadine Varner and other members of the Indian Nations Audubon; SAT AM & SUN AM; Limit 10: Birding is a fun hobby that you can enjoy anywhere, anytime and at any level. Learn the basics of bird identification, how to use binoculars and how to use field guides. There will be some walking and possibly driving to different sites. Binoculars and field guides will be provided or you can bring your own. Please wear good walking shoes, bring a daypack with water and snacks. 5. ARCHERY 101 Brian Jackson͕ “The = Believe Guy”͖ SAT P.M. / SUN P.M. MAXIMUM 12 STUDENTS. Basic instruction will include parts of a bow, stance, and form when shooting at short distances. 6. ORIENTEERING: Mike Ishmael SAT A.M. /SUN A.M. MAXIMUM: 15: FEE: $5: Student will learn to use a compass, parts of a compass, develop a baseline, read coordinates on a map, and learn basic orienteering skills. 7. BEGINNING DUTCH OVEN COOKING: Dr. Larry Qui

nalty: Dutch oven and Outdoor Cooking
nalty: Dutch oven and Outdoor Cooking Specialist and Author; SAT PM / SUN PM; $15; Minimum of 8, Maximum of 14. Come learn all the basics of cast iron cooking, and enjoy what you prepare together. 8. SUSTAINABLE BEE KEEPING: Marlo Johnston; SAT P.M. / SUN A.M. Fee: $8; Limit: 15 -20; Basic introduction into the art of Beekeeping. Learn about what equipment you will need, how to acquire free bees, and what you are looking at while working your bees. There will be take home resources and some of the fruits of a few million bee’s efforts. 9. ADVANCED DUTCH OVEN COOKING: Dr. Larry Quinalty; Sat AM / Sun AM; $15; Minimum of 8 Maximum of 14. This class is designed to challenge you a bit if you have already had basic Dutch oven skills. 10. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Dee Page of Recoil Arms͕ Bub’s Survival Boutique, and Bam Holsters: SAT P.M. / SUN A.M. Fee: $10; LIMIT: 15: Students will learn the basic techniques to prepare for an emergency. (Fire Starting, food, shelter, and water) There will be discussions and resources provided for you. You will receive a fire striker and you will make an emergency fire kit to take with you. 11. CORN HUSK DOLLS: Margaret Tyner: SUN A.M.; Fee: $5.00; Limit: 10: Learn the skill of making a traditional craft that the /herokee’s used to make toys for their children. 12. FINGER WEAVING: Margaret Tyner: SAT PM; $5; Limit: 10. For centuries the Cherokee people have used a variety of materials to weave items of necessity and art. In this class you will learn the fine art of Cherokee finger weaving with yarn. You will learn various ways of finger weaving, patterns and pieces. 13. BEGINNER BASKET WEAVING: Rebecca Taylor: SAT AM / SAT PM; FEE: $15 Limit: 15: Come learn the art of traditional Cherokee Basket weaving. All materials are provided for you in this fun and informative class. 14. ARROW MAKING: DR. Jimmie Taylor MD; SAT AM /SAT PM; $30; Limit: 10: His class will learn to fletch, paint and spine cedar shafts to make their own traditional arrows. (2 Arrows per person) 15. TURKEY CALLS: Sam Pharr: Center Point Outdoors; Gooserbat Game Galls; SAT AM / SAT PM; $12; LIMIT 12: There will be a drawing during the evening dinner for JUST THESE TWO CLASSES NO ONE ELSE IS ELIGIBLE. SAT A.M. class will be making Box calls; you will learn call terminology and how to tune your own calls. You will also make a diaphragm /mouth call in this class. SAT P.M. Class will be making Slate Calls and diaphragm Calls. You will also learn terminology and how to fine tune your calling skills as well. Sam Pharr is a self-made Call maker; he backs his skill up with paid guided hunts in Western Oklahoma and over 20 years of experience in the field. We hope that you will take advantage of this class, especially if you dream of calling your own bird in. 16. SKEET SHOOTING: Joe Williams; ODWC STEP Program Trailer; SAT AM / SAT PM & SUN AM; Limit 15. Learn how to shoot a shotgun properly and how to follow a moving target. The STEP (Shotgun Training Education Program) provides adults and kids with opportunities to learn how to properly shoot and handle a shotgun. This class will be taught by an ODWC trained instructor. 17. TURKEY HUNTING: Pattie Bing Oklahoma WITO Volunteer State Coordinator; SAT AM; $5; Limit 10. Find out about the different types of calls, scouting, camouflage, shotguns and ammunition, and, of course, the hunt. Learn to call in and harvest your own turkey. 18. RIVER EXPERIENCE - Canoe & Kayak on the Illinois River: Ed Fite, Certified Canoe and Kayak Instructor, GRDA Scenic Riv

ers Project: SAT all day & SUN a
ers Project: SAT all day & SUN all day; $12; Limit 12. Learn the proper handling techniques for canoes and kayaks learn about the ecosystem that is uniquely the Illinois River. There will be sandwiches provided for you during your adventure. You must meet the shuttle bus or your instructor outside the main building 8:45 a.m. sharp. 19. FEATHER JEWELRY: Pattie Bing, Oklahoma WITO Volunteer Coordinator; SAT PM; $5 per piece; two pieces only: Limit: 5- 8 20. BACK WOODS CAMPING AND BACKPACKING: FRIDAY NIGHT MEET AT THE MAIN HALL AT 4:00 P.M. Limit 12; FEE: $20 Megan Brown: Megan Brown is a hiking and backpacking enthusiast. She gained her love for hiking in her childhood being a member of Camp Fire Boys and Girls. In this class you will have hands on experience in backwoods camping. You will be required to have a backpack, tent that you can fit into your backpack, sleeping bag, and hydration system of at least 2 liters- if you do not have these supplies you will not be allowed to go out with the group. Dinner and breakfast of trail food (dehydrated or MRE) and a snack will be provided. If you require a special diet you will be responsible for bringing your own foods. You must be able to physically walk at least a mile with a 20 pound pack on your back and set up your own camp site (I will assist you if needed). You will learn how to camp using the Leave No Trace Technique, teaching you to have little to no impact on the ecosystem. You will also learn proper bathroom etiquette of backpacking/backwoods camping. Please be aware we will not have access to electricity, running water, or toilets while we camp out on Friday night. This class will focus on backpacking and backwoods camping. 21. BASIC BLACKSMITHING: Charles Waite of the Salt fork Craftsmen-Artist-Blacksmith Assn. and Jeremy Ferguson; SAT AM/PM & SUN AM/PM; $15, Limit 9. We will be using the coal fire, anvil, hammer, and tongs to make a steak turner about 18 inches long with a simple handle and hook. Each step will be demonstrated by an instructor then completed by all participants before going on to the next step. Students should wear closed toed shoes and natural fiber clothing. (Synthetics can be a safety hazard) I will provide tools, safety glasses, and leather gloves. 22. NEEDLE FELTING: Rebecca Clark: SAT P.M. / SUN P.M. FEE: $10 LIMIT: 8; Learn how to turn raw or dyed wool into a sculpture. You will be provided with a surface to felt upon, a needle, and enough raw materials to make a key charm. 23. DAY HIKING: SAT P.M. $5: Limit: 10; Megan Brown is a hiking and backpacking enthusiast. In this class you will have hands on experience in day hiking. We will travel to Brushy Park- approximately 20 miles from Tenkiller Baptist Association Campgrounds- You will need to have your own transportation- I can take 3 (maybe 4) hikers in my car with me. We will take a round trip hike into the Brushy Mountain area of the scenic Cookson Hills. You will need to be physically able to hike up and down hills and walk at least 2 miles. Trekking poles are helpful but not necessary. You must have at least 20 ounces of water with you or a hydration system with water. You will not leave the parking area of Brushy Park without water, so be prepared. In this class you will learn hiking safety and etiquette. This class will solely focus on day hiking. 24. DEER HUNTING: Eric Collins; SUN PM; Limit 10. Whitetail Hunting 101—Learn the basics of hunting whitetail from Start to finish, from learning to scout for the deer, to calling them in. Y

ou will learn about equipment needs an
ou will learn about equipment needs and options that are available to you. You will learn about processing and even a few cooking hints for your venison. 25. BASIC SELF-DEFENSE: Stu Fanning, Martial Arts Instructor; SUN AM/PM; Limit 8. Be prepared! Learn how to protect yourself should you ever need to. You will have fun while learning skills that could save your life. 26. BASIC KNITTING: Theresa Cussimanio and Carol Wright SAT. A.M. /SUN A.M. Fee: $5 Limit: 4-8: Each student will receive a pair of knitting needles and cotton yarn. This class is for new knitting enthusiasts, no prior knowledge is needed to take this class. Each Student will learn to cast on, the knit stitch, and how to bind off. The project that you will be completing will be a wash cloth for your face. 27. WILD EDIBLES: Tamara Walkingstick, Ph.D., UA Division of Agriculture Associate Professor-Forestry/Associate Director-AFRC; SAT AM / SUN AM; FEE: $12; Limit 12. Come learn about and experience some of the things you can find in the forest and then make them into delicious recipes. The description doesn’t do this class justice. 28. TYING FLIES: Lisa James : SUN PM; $5 ; Limit 4: Includes instruction on tools used in tying flies, types of flies, and hands on tying for the students, completing three flies each. 29. HOME CANNING USING A PRESSURE COOKER: Heather Winn and Janis Risley: OSU Extension Service Educators: SAT AM; $10; Limit 10–15. The Pressure Cooker method is necessary to safely can recipes containing low-acid foods and combinations of low/ high acid foods. A high temperature is needed to destroy bacteria and toxins; this can only be achieved with a pressure cooker. Come learn and have fun too. 30. FREEZING FOOD STEP BY STEP: Heather Winn and Janis Risley; OSU Extension: SAT PM; $10: Limit: 10-15: Freezing foods as a way to preserve them for serving long after they are in season, is easy, convenient, and requires little time. Learn techniques you will use to preserve quality frozen food. 31. GUN CLEANING AND FIREARM SAFETY: Andy Page; Page Firearms; SUN P.M; $5; Limit: 15: DO NOT BRING A FIREARM. This class will be fun and informative. You will have the opportunity to clean semi auto pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns and muzzleloaders. We will explain how to take each apart and the tools needed. We will demonstrate the different types of cleaning supplies and have several available for you to use on the various firearms. We will talk about each gun, lead exposure and several other gun related topics. 32. DROP SPINDLE AND CHILD SAFE DYES : Shelby Clark; SAT AM / SUN AM; $15; Limit: 6. Drop spinning and dyeing for the absolute beginner. If you are interested in learning to spin fibers, this is the class for you. We will delve into the Zen of spin, a little history, and dabble with dying natural fibers. You keep the spindles and fibers you work on. Bring your sense of humor and your curiosity. 33. CORD ON GOURD BASKETS: Becky Harris and Susan Cro, Fee: $10 SAT P.M. / SUN P.M.; Limit: 8: All materials provided, Danish Cord Waxed, Linen, and a Gourd to make a one of a kind basket. You will NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. 34. KNIFE FORGING: Ray Kirk and Billy Helton; SAT AM / SAT PM; Fee $15; Limit 8. Learn how to make a Rat-Tailed knife with your own hands. Please bring your own safety glasses and leather gloves, wear closed toed shoes and natural fiber clothing. You will meet your instructor outside main hall at 8:45 to follow him to class site or meet shuttle

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bus. 35. PARACORD BRAIDING: Rita Wilson; SAT A.M. / SUN A.M. ; Fee: $10; Limit: 8: Students will learn to tie the cobra knot used in making bracelets, kayak ropes, animal collars, leashes, key chains, and other useful items using paracord. 36. CAST IRON POT HOLDERS AND CAN COOZIE: JUDY YORK; SAT P.M. / SUN P.M. Fee: $13 Limit:6: Learn to crochet with material and make a Cast Iron Pot Holder for the handle of your cast iron skillet and a Can Cozies. Kit will include: Scissors, crochet hooks and material. 37. WOOD LATHE PENS: Jay Cox; SAT A.M. / SAT P.M. / SUN P.M. Fee: $15; Limit: 6: Students will learn the basic use of tools and techniques of turning wood on a wood lathe. Students will make a wooden ink pen, including turning, sanding, polishing and then assembly of their own pen. 38. ADVANCED ARCHERY: Brian Hackson: “The I Believe Guy” SAT A.M. / SUN A.M. Maximum of 12: This course will include the use of different bows, teaching types of stances and shooting at different distances. 39. RAPPELLING: Matt Murray; SAT ALL DAY; $15: Limit 10 . This class will cover rappelling and rock climbing skills. THIS IS A VERY STRENUOUS CLASS. You will need to be in good physical condition; you will need to bring a water bottle or hydration pack; you will need good sturdy tennis shoes or hiking shoes. If you have a small camp chair that can be transported easily would be recommended. You must meet your instructor at 8:45 a.m. sharp to catch the shuttle or to follow in your vehicle. 40. LOOM BEADING: Kathie Longnickel and Gerald Longnickel; SAT A.M / SUN P.M; FEE: $20 LIMIT: 10: Students will learn the art of beading. Students will learn the art of beading. Students will be provided with loom ,beads, frame, thread, and patterns that the student can take with them. Students will learn the process of loading the loom through the process of taking it off. 41. BEGINNING QUILTING: Kathie Longnickel and Gerald Longnickel SAT P.M./ SUN A.M. FEE: $15; Limit: 8, minimum 2: Extra items if desired: Stocking: $7/Bear: $5: Learn the basic stiches involved in hand quilting an item. You will make a Teddy Bear and a Christmas stocking but if you are quick and wish to make extra, you can, for the above additional fee. You will need to bring a thimble, everything else is provided. 42. PRIMITIVE SKILLS: Mike Ishmael: SAT P.M./ SUN P.M; FEE: $5: LIMIT: 15: Students will learn the basic skills of building a fire for survival , how to make a bow drill, and how to construct a survival kit. WELCOME to Tenkiller WITO 2017! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 16 Early Bird Discount - $5 off if registration is received by Mon. October 3. NO refunds after Oct. 16TH! Maximum capacity of event: 200 ** All fees and all classes are subject to change or availability** CONTACT INFORMATION: Name: email address: Phone (day): Phone (mobile/ Evening): Address: Street City, State and Zip Date of birth, MINORS ONLY: VERY IMPORTANT: Confirmation will be sent by email. If you do not have email access then you must confirm by phone with Leann Bunn at (918) 489-5641. If you do not receive your email confirmation within 7 days of sending, please call. Memberships are included in your registration, they are important to support the conservation efforts of the NWTF You will need to bring your own linens for a twin sized bunk or sleeping bag, towel, washcloth power s

trip and toiletries. If you have speci
trip and toiletries. If you have specific dietary needs, please plan for them. Bring a power strip. If you are a current member, provide a copy of membership card. If you are close to renewal date please renew with us to further this event. Tent camping is available if you wish to set up a tent. $140 Single Two Day / Membership/ one bunk $260 Two-Day Mother/Daughter, Two memberships/two bunks WILL BE STAYING WITH US AT Campground (Yes or No) $15 Please provide me with a complete mess kit. $20 T-Shirts – Indicate quantity and sizes below. Women’s T: size Small – 4X ___________If you wish to volunteer during the event check here. A member of our committee will call you or meet you at preregistration to coordinate this with you. Include payment for registration, mess kits, and T-shirts in your total. Remember to discount $5 if you register by October3, 2017. DO NOT include Materials fees - these are paid to your instructor upon arrival to your classes, in exact cash amounts - No check. If you wish to purchase a T-shirt or a mess kit, you must have your registration in by the Early Bird Deadline. T-Shirts will be screen printed with the walking Turkey’s W=TO logo and will be Hot Pink with Black Lettering. All signatures must be original, not digital. I must have this page, the two release forms signed, and your class selection form in my hand by Oct. 16, 2017. Class details and information will be included on your confirmation letter. PAYMENT: Make checks payable to: “NWTF”. MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover accepted. Card Type: Card Number: Exp. Date: C V V #: Silent Auction and Raffle Donations: Turn in your auction and raffle items Friday NOV 4 between 6 – 8 PM at The Main Hall at The Tenkiller Baptist Campground on HWY 82 just North of Cookson Oklahoma. THE 911 ADDRESS FOR CAMPGROUND: 31709 HWY 82 COOKSON, OK 74427 LODGING: The bunk houses are equipped with twin bed bunks. We will have AN EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE BUNKHOUSE and a NIGHT OWL BUNKHOUSE. In each of these bunkhouses there will be a NOISY SLEEPER ROOM͙..SOOOOO be prepared and be considerate to your bunkmates. ALCOHOL AND TOBACO PRODUCTS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON SITE. If you must smoke/vape, you must go to the entrance near the main highway, please be considerate and honor these rules of the facility. Please help us keep the facility clean. NO PERSONAL WEAPONS ALOUD IN CLASSROOM SETTINGS OR IN BUNKHOUSES. IF YOU HAVE YOU CTC PERMIT, KEEP IT CONCEALED. The following discounts are being offered at Tenkiller State Park for this event. Cabins: $10 off per night; RV sites: $3 off per night; Tent sites: $2 off per night. Reserve RV site online at www.gocampok.com Be sure to ask about cancellation policies. 918.489.5641 / 5643 tenkillercabins@oklahomaparks.com Blue Doors near Gore also has lodging. 918.489.2174 Fax your registration to: 918.489.2111 or mail to: Attn: Women in the Outdoors, Leann Bunn Tenkiller State Park HCR 68 Box 1095 Vian, OK 74962 Questions? Contact: Don Chitwood, 918. 649.0210; dchitwood@nwtf.net Leann Bunn, 918.489.5641; leann.bunn@travelok.com OKLAHOMA TOURISM AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT LIABILITY RELEASE FORM TENKILLER STATE PARK And all Associated Partners NOVEMBER 3-5, 2017 This is a release of Liability and Acknowledgment and Acceptance of Dangers, Risks and Hazards of rappelling, climbing, cMnoeing, kMyMking, OMndling of fireMrms, POe OMndling of NoMPs, OMndling or riding AEG’D

Mnd / or POe OMndling of livestock or o
Mnd / or POe OMndling of livestock or of any equipment or of any nature. This document is to warn me that dangerous conditions, risks and hazards do exist in the above activities. My presence and activities on the premises for the above purposes expose both me and my property to dangerous conditions, risks and hazards, including but not limited to: poisonous snakes, insects and spiders; falling rocks; erosion and general condition of the land, both on and off roadways, creating rough, hazardous and dangerous conditions; animals both wild and domestic that may be diseased and/or potentially dangerous; falls. I hereby state that I expressly assume all such dangers, risks and hazards. In consideration for the right to enter the premises, I hereby release and agree to protect, indemnify and hold harmless the State of Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department and its agents, employees and assigns from and against any and all claims, demands, causes of action and damages, including attorneys' fees, resulting from any accident, incident or occurrence arising out of, incidental to or in any way resulting from the use of the premises and all improvements thereon, whether or not caused by the State's negligence or gross negligence. This release applies during the time that I am permitted on the leased premises or any of the satellite properties involfed. I hereby further covenant and agree that I, my heirs, successors and assigns will not make any claim or institute any suit or action at law or in equity against the state or its agents, representatives, employees, successors or assigns by reason of conditions of the leased premises or activities occurring thereon or on any property involved with said event. As used in this release, the terms I, my person and myself include minors in my care while on the leased premises. Signed this day of 2017. (AMrPicipMnP’s DignMPure) (AMrPicipMnP’s ArinPed ?Mme) (Participants Address) NWTF RELEASE FORM TENKILLER STATE PARK WITO EVENT NOVEMBER 3-5, 2017 This release form must be completed and signed to participate. Participant Name (please print): Street Address: City, State, Zip: Emergency Contact Name: Emergency Phone: (Day) (Evening) Participant's Date of Birth: Allergies or Medical Concerns: All Participants must read and sign below (all ages): The applicant, by signing below, acknowledges this program involves some risk and she assumes responsibility for her action and for any injury that may result from participating and also waives and releases all other participants, the host, the sponsors, instructors, The Tenkiller Baptist Assembly Campground/Association , Tenkiller State Park, the National Wild Turkey Federation, Brushy City Park, The Grand River Dam Authority, The Hungry House Café or any and all officials, instructors, or volunteers, and/or other parties involved in the event from all claims and/or damage/injury incurred in connection with this event. In addition, participant grants the sponsors, co-sponsors, and the National Wild Turkey Federation the unconditional right to use the name, voice, and photographic likeness of the person listed above, in regards to any of the publications and audio/video productions. Signature Date Participants age 14-17 must have a parent or legal guardian complete the following: As parent or legal guardian of the person ages 14-17 listed above, I certify she has my permission to attend and participate in all activities for the date of NOVEMBER 3-5, 2017 at Tenkiller Baptist Campground, Vian, OK. By signing this form, I hereby waive and release all other partici

pants, the host, sponsors, instructors,
pants, the host, sponsors, instructors, Tenkiller State Park, the National Wild Turkey Federation, The Grand River Dam Authority, Camp Gruber, The Tenkiller Baptist Assembly Campground/ Association, Blue Doors, The Hungry House Cafe and /or volunteers, officials, and/or other parties involved in the event from all claims and/or damage/injury incurred in connection with this event. I also hereby grant the sponsors, co-sponsors, and the NWTF the unconditional right to use the name, voice, and photographic likeness of the person listed above, in regards to any of the publications and audio/video productions. Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian Date Class selection page: #1 - #20 in order of preference. Sat a.m. / p.m. means offered in morning and afternoon. You only enroll in one session. Classes average 3-3.5 hours each unless an all-day class. PLEASE ORDER YOUR CHOICES THROUGH 20. NAME: 1. AIR RIFLE: SAT AM/PM AND SUN AM/PM: $10 LIMIT: 12-15 MINIMUM OF 10 11. CORN HUSK DOLLS: SUN A.M. FEE: $5 LIMIT: 10 21. BASIC BLACKSMITHING SAT AM/PM SUN AM/PM FEE: $15 LIMIT: 9 31 GUN CLEANING AND FIREARM SAFETY SUN PM FEE: $5 MAXIMUM: 15 2. LYE SOAP SAT AM/PM FEE: $12 LIMIT: 10 12. FINGER WEAVING SAT PM FEE: $5 Limit: 10 22. NEEDLE FELTING : SAT PM SUN PM FEE: $10 LIMIT: 8 32. DROP SPINDLE AND EASY DYES SAT AM / SUN AM FEE:$15 Limit: 6 3. INTRO TO FLY FISHING SAT AM /SAT PM LIMIT: 8 13. BEGINNER BASKET WEAVING SAT AM / SAT PM FEE: $15 Limit: 15 23 DAY HIKING: SAT PM FEE:$10 MAXIMUM: 10 33 CORD ON GOURD BASKETS SAT PM / SUN PM FEE: $10 MAXIMUM: 8 4. BIRDING SAT AM / SUN AM LIMIT: 10 14. ARROW MAKING SAT AM/ SAT PM FEE: $30 Limit: 10 24. DEER HUNTING SUN PM LIMIT: 10 34. KNIFE FORGING SAT AM/PM $15 ; LIMIT: 8 5 ARCHERY 101: SAT PM/ SUN PM MAXIMUM 12 15. TURKEY CALLS SAT AM/ SAT PM FEE: $15 LIMIT: 15 25. BASIC SELF DEFENSE SUN AM/PM LIMIT: 8 35. PARACHORD BRAIDING : SAT AM SUN PM ; FEE: $10 LIMIT: 8 6.ORIENTEERING: SAT AM/SUN AM FEE: $5 MAX:15 16. SKEET SHOOTING SAT AM/ SAT PM SUN AM LIMIT: 15 26. BASIC KNITTING SAT AM/ SUN AM FEE: $5 MAXIMUM: 8 36. CAST IRON POT HOLDER/CAN COOZIE SAT PM / SUN PM FEE: $13 MAXIMUM: 6 7. BEGINNING DUTCH OVEN COOKING SAT PM / SUN PM FEE $15 MINIMUM : 8 MAXIMUM: 14 17. TURKEY HUNTING SAT AM FEE: $5 LIMIT: 10 27. WILD EDIBLES SAT AM / SUN AM FEE: $12 LIMIT: 12 37. WOOD LATHE PENS SAT AM/PM, SUN PM FEE: $15 MAXIMUM: 6 8. BEE KEEPING: SAT PM / SUN AM FEE: $8 LIMIT: 15-20 18. RIVER EXPERIENCE SAT ALL DAY SUN ALL DAY FEE: $12 LIMIT: 12 28. TYING FLIES SUN PM FEE: $5 LIMIT: 4 38. ADVANCED ARCHERY: SAT AM / SUN AM MAXIMUM: 12 9.ADVANCED DUTCH OVEN COOKING SAT AM / SUN AM FEE: $15 MINIMUM: 8 MAXIMUM: 14 19. FEATHER JEWELRY SAT PM FEE: $5/per piece two piece limit LIMIT: 5–8 29. HOME CANNING PRESSURE COOKER METHOD: SAT AM FEE: $10 MAXIMUM: 10-15 39. RAPPELLING SAT ALL DAY FEE: $15 LIMIT: 10 10 EMER. PREPAREDNESS CLASS: SAT PM SUN A.M; FEE: 10: Max. 15 20. BACKWOODS CAMPING/B.PACKING OVERNIGHT: FRIDAY FEE: $ 20 LIMIT: 12 READ DESCRIPTION 30. FREEZING FOOD SAT PM FEE: $10 MAXIMUM: 10-15 40. LOOM BEADING SAT A.M. / SUN P.M. LIMIT10 41. BEGINNING QUILTING: SAT PM/SUN A.M. $15 LIMIT: 8 ; MINIMUM: 2 42 PRIMITIVE SKILLS: SAT P.M. / SUN P.M. MAX.