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Land Management for Wildlife Spring 2025

with Joshua McNaughton

May

15

May 15th, 2025

$25 More Info

Dr. Josh McNaughton brought you the Food Plots 101 class. He is now offering an opportunity to expand your knowledge and learn how you can better manage your land for whitetail deer. Learn the basics about hinge cutting, improving bedding habitat, planting beyond forbs, creating edge habitat, and learn about advanced no-till food plot methods that improve soil quality, food availability, and bedding habitat! Make your piece of land into a deer magnet!

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White Stone Wilderness Survival Course Spring 2025

with Jim Paine

May

27

May 27th to July 15th, 2025

$5 More Info

**This class is now full. PLEASE sign up for the waitlist as there is a good chance we will add a second session soon.**

In this hands-on course, you’ll learn essential wilderness survival skills, including: Building your own survival kit Fire starting techniques Shelter building Water sourcing and purification Identifying wild edibles Trapping for food Navigation and orientation Developing a survival mindset This class will take place in both a classroom and outdoor setting. Please dress in appropriate clothing and footwear for the weather. Children under 14 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Jim Paine, with 50 years of survival and bushcraft experience, is an expert in wild plants and wild edibles. He also participates in search and rescue in Greenville, Maine. This is his third program teaching wilderness survival.

Waiting list available

White Stone Wilderness Survival WEDNESDAY SESSION Spring 2025

with Jim Paine

May

28

May 28th to July 16th, 2025

$5 More Info

Our original class scheduled for TUESDAYS filled very quickly. Instructor Jim Paine agreed to add a second session on Wednesdays. This is the Wednesday class.

In this hands-on course, you’ll learn essential wilderness survival skills, including: Building your own survival kit Fire starting techniques Shelter building Water sourcing and purification Identifying wild edibles Trapping for food Navigation and orientation Developing a survival mindset This class will take place in both a classroom and outdoor setting. Please dress in appropriate clothing and footwear for the weather. Children under 14 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Jim Paine, with 50 years of survival and bushcraft experience, is an expert in wild plants and wild edibles. He also participates in search and rescue in Greenville, Maine. This is his third program teaching wilderness survival.

Waiting list available