2023 Artemis GA Coastal Waterfowl Public Land Quota Hunt Registration
We are excited that you are interested in joining Artemis GA and we are looking forward to a fun few days together! To ensure we are all on the same page, here are a few specifics about the event:

What this is:
The GA Coastal Waterfowl Hunt Public Land Quota Hunt is an opportunity for three (3) women to come together and enjoy hunting waterfowl, experience the connection between Wildlife Management Areas and the conservation of Federally protected migrating waterfowl, and visit a Historic Georgia Plantation.

What this is not:
There is no guarantee of a harvest.  This is not a training event.  All Hunters are expected to provide their own equipment, transportation, lodging, and meals.

Date: Friday 1/20/2023 - Saturday 1/21/2023

Time: We will plan to meet up around 4pm on Friday afternoon to get acquainted and discuss the hunting plans for Saturday morning.

Location:  Will be revealed to selected participants

What to expect: There are 36 blinds.  25 will be open for this hunt.
Friday: meet at 4pm to finalize plans for Saturday's hunt.
Saturday:
4am Meet Waders on, ready to hunt; Lottery draw for blinds. Travel to our designated spot.
Pickup no later than noon. 
Lunch and fellowship before depart for home.  

Things to consider: 
All lodging and meals will be at your own expense. Hotels and campground accomodations are available nearby.

When bringing a group of people who do not know each other together for a hunting trip, it is important that everyone feel safe. It is expected that you will be familiar with your weapon and firearm safety.  Anyone acting in an unsafe manner or causing others to feel uncomfortable will be asked to leave.

The cost of the hunt is $75 per hunter. Payment will be collected once notifications go out on 1/05/2023.

License and tag information: You are responsible for ensuring you are legal. Below is what we found on the Georgia Wildlife website.  Please be sure to check on your own.

https://georgiawildlife.com/migratory-bird-info

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsnO8c7ZFz4

A valid Georgia Hunting License
A Georgia Migratory Bird License (Included with the purchase of a sportsman’s license)
A Federal Duck Stamp (Must be signed, in ink, across the face of the stamp and attached to the hunter’s license)
Purchase these at www.duckstamp.com or http://www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com/

Optional Shellfish (oyster/clam) harvesting possible in the area during this time. We can discuss and finalize plans together once registration is decided.


Contact: Olivia M Menard    |    mobile: 770-313-2829   |  email: OliviaMenard@Mail.com

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Email *
First Name *
Last Name *
Cell phone number *
City, State *
How long have you been hunting? *
Briefly tell us about your waterfowl hunting experience. *
Which gauge shotgun will you be hunting with? *
How did you hear about Artemis GA Coastal Waterfowl Public Land Quota Hunt?
We are currently planning to meetup Friday afternoon for introductions and getting to know each other during a historical/cultural visit.  Plan to hunt Saturday.  
When do you plan to arrive and depart? *
Thank you for registering! Notifications will go out by 1/05/2023. Please note that space is limited to 3 hunters (including the host: Olivia).  We wish we had room for everyone but Artemis has found small groups tend to make for better events. If you don't make it this time, please stay in touch. We hope to see you in the field soon!
Our Commitment to Shared Values and Respect:
Artemis and the National Wildlife Federation is committed to providing a safe, respectful and welcoming environment for our staff, partners, guests, and volunteers during all Artemis events. We are committed to inclusion, collaboration, empowerment, mindfulness, and our mission-focus. As we all move forward, it is ever more important for each of us individually to embody those values in our work and in our interactions with each other.

It is the responsibility of all Artemis event participants to treat each other with dignity and respect at all times. We are dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for people of every gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, ability level, physical appearance, body size, religious views, race, and ethnicity.

The National Wildlife Federation does not tolerate the harassment, discrimination, bullying, intimidation, abuse of authority, or mistreatment of any individual.

If you experience or witness harassment, feel uncomfortable, or have any other concerns, please report this immediately to the Artemis Ambassador hosting the event (OliviaMenard@Mail.com) or Southeast Regional Coordinator Ashley Chance (chancea@nwf.org). Artemis will take swift, appropriate measures to protect those who have experienced harassment or mistreatment to ensure they feel safe for the duration of the event. Federation staff and partners will work together to hold accountable any person who harasses or mistreats another.
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