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Countdown to the 2020 MOA Canoe Race
Planning Meeting #3 - 2020 Canoe Race and Outdoorfest
Wednesday, December 18, 2019 at 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
This will be our final planning meeting for 2019 as we prepare for the new year. We hope to see everyone there!
This will be our final planning meeting for 2019 as we prepare for the new year. We hope to see everyone there!
Trout Stocking
Thursday, January 2, 2020 at 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
We will be stocking Daniels Run and Ten Mile Creek. Both areas are private property and accessible to MOA Members only. Date and Time are tentative and subject to change.
We will be stocking Daniels Run and Ten Mile Creek. Both areas are private property and accessible to MOA Members only. Date and Time are tentative and subject to change.
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Marianna Outdoorsmen Association
MOA Rabbit &
Squirrel Hunt
Saturday, January 11, 2020 at 9 AM
The MOA will be having its first annual rabbit and squirrel hunt it will be January 11 dinner will be held at the MOA building more details will be coming soon save the date this is a great opportunity to get mentor and youth hunters involved any questions or if you're able to help with this event contact Chad Strennen 724-825-2883
The MOA will be having its first annual rabbit and squirrel hunt it will be January 11 dinner will be held at the MOA building more details will be coming soon save the date this is a great opportunity to get mentor and youth hunters involved any questions or if you're able to help with this event contact Chad Strennen 724-825-2883
Community Development and Promotion
Community Improvements are critical to ensure the stability and growth of towns, cities, and regions as a whole. Historical and recreational assets along with community pride are important aspects that we embrace and promote.
Habitat Improvement and Preservation
We look to utilize funding to help clean and improve the Ten Mile Watershed.We recognize that water is only as clean as the land it flows through as we focus not only on the streams, but the nearby lands as well. The cleanup and improvements will help benefit the existing habitat not only for fish and wildlife, but will also benefit anyone wishing to experience biking, camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, hunting, and kayaking. We also promote the stocking of trout, warm water fish, and game birds throughout and along the Ten Mile Watershed. Everyone should have the opportunity to experience the outdoors to its fullest and we are trying to give people that opportunity.
Education of America’s Youth
We aim to support our youth. One goal is to provide scholarships to high school students going on to pursue a secondary education. Our future depends on our young people and we are dedicated to promoting and encouraging volunteer services to improve our communities. The scholarship criteria will reflect this mission. Additionally, we plan to offer classes to expand the knowledge of the outdoors. These classes shall include, but are not limited to boating, fishing, hunting, and stream habitat. The sky is the limit and through necessary funding that invests the future of America, we can help develop our youth into citizens and stewards of the great outdoors.
Veteran and Disabled Citizens
Just because someone may be disabled, this does not mean they shouldn’t be able to experience the same things as those that are not. Whether born with a disability or injured in battle, we want to do all we can to help those with disabilities to experience the outdoors otherwise unavailable. We are proud to support our veterans and strive to keep them involved in all that we do.