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On April 9-11 The Georgia Trappers Association and the Tennessee Fur Harvesters will be hosting the NATIONAL TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION 7TH ANNUAL SOUTHEAST CONVENTION AND OUTDOOR SPORTS
The event will be held at the Cherokee Capital Fairgrounds in Calhoun, Georgia located at 1160 Liberty Road SW. 2 ½ day event will bring an estimated 700 outdoor enthusiast from all over the Southeastern United States. A number of speakers, who are experienced trappers will provide demonstrations on a variety of trapping topics. These topics include: beavers, bobcats, foxes, fur preparation, mink, muskrats, otters, predator calling, and raccoons. Vendors will also be selling everything from sporting goods, artwork, and home décor items. An auction will take place at 7:30 Friday. Family activities will be featured throughout the event. These will include trap setting contests, kids hay scrambles, scavenger hunts, and a frying pan toss contest.  For more details and a schedule of events please vistit the NTA website -  http://www.nationaltrappers.com/2010serc.html

2009 Convention
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The Georgia Trappers Association [GTA] would like to welcome you to our home on the web. We hope your visit is pleasant and informative.

The GTA is a non-profit organization

We are interested in promoting the education and growth of hunting, fishing, and trapping while maintaining the highest standards of sportsmanship. We want to encourage public conservation and the protection, restoration and management of water, wildlife, forest and fields. We strive to cooperate with county, state, federal and private agencies having the responsibilities for wildlife and land management.


If you haven't renewed your membership recently, now is a good time. Trappers all over the country are facing extinction and Georgia is no exception. We need the support of everyone to keep trapping a viable outdoor activity for the future. Many states are losing their trapping rights a little at the time. Georgia could be next if we don't pay attention to our sport. Cost is $25.00.

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Pine Mountain, GA 31822


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Myth vs. Fact
Myth: Furbearers are being trapped to extinction.

Fact: Due to the huge successes of furbearer management in this century, and in spite of declining habitat, furbearers are abundant. No endangered species are threatened by trapping.