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This site is dedicated to providing you information on NWTF programs and news in Georgia. Comments, questions or request for inclusion of material should be sent to our email address dwamer@bellsouth.net
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Greg Brown
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Allow me to intoduce myself. My name is Greg Brown and I am honored to serve as your Georgia State Chapter President. I joined the NWTF in 1985 and have been affiliated with several local chapters. I have been a member of the Flint River Chapter, Banquet chairman of the Turkey Oak Strutters, and have been the President of the Boss Gobbler Chapter in Butler since we formed it four years ago. I began serving on the State Board in 2003 and have served as State Secretary and most recently as State Vice President. I look forward to serving as President for the next two years.
We have a lot to be proud of here in Georgia. We rank in the top 5 State Chapters in all major catagories that the NWTF ranks. In the southeast, Georgia stands tall as to the amount of superfund dollars raised; since 1985, we here in Georgia have raised over $3,549,269.00 for projects in Georgia. In 2008 alone, we put over $155,000 in projects all over the state. A sampling of these projects is provided and can be found under the Super Fund heading.
I trust that you feel the same pride that I do with the role that Georgia has played in the formation of the NWTF. We hosted the first banquet in the country right here in Atlanta. Today, Georgia continues to play a key role in the NWTF with the new CEO, George Thornton, being from Georgia.
We continue to work with our volunteers, NWTF staff, and the Georgia DNR to lead the fight to preserve our hunting heritage and conservation of the greatest game bird-the wild turkey.
I hope you enjoy your visit to the site and either start or continue your membership and support to our efforts and I look forward to the great opportunity of serving the members and the outstanding NWTF chapters of this great State.
Respectfully, yours in Conservation Greg Brown
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Bald Mountain
05/07/2009
Hiawassee, GA
Come and join in the fun of a local NWTF Hunting Heritage Super Fund-raising banquet. The NWTF banquets are where you can buy exclusive merchandise and have a great time with friends. All the while, you will be raising vital funds for wild turkey conservation and important programs that introduce the outdoors to women, children and the disabled.
Timberland Gobblers
07/25/2009
Homerville
Come and join in the fun of a local NWTF Hunting Heritage Super Fund-raising banquet. The NWTF banquets are where you can buy exclusive merchandise and have a great time with friends. All the while, you will be raising vital funds for wild turkey conservation and important programs that introduce the outdoors to women, children and the disabled.
Henry county
08/20/2009
McDonough Moose Lodge
Come and join in the fun of a local NWTF Hunting Heritage Super Fund-raising banquet. The NWTF banquets are where you can buy exclusive merchandise and have a great time with friends. All the while, you will be raising vital funds for wild turkey conservation and important programs that introduce the outdoors to women, children and the disabled.
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