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Uncategorized · August 31, 2023

Youth Hunters Speak at TPWD Annual Commission Meeting

This week three of our seasoned hunters got the opportunity to speak on TYHP’s behalf at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Annual Commission meeting. Edward Bocock of Houston, Emily Goebel of Manvel and Rachel Lewis of Brownsville represented TYHP and were able to communicate to those present just how much TYHP has meant to them, how it has grown them and taught them lessons about life.

(L to R) Miss Emily Goebel, Miss Rachel Lewis, Mr. Edward Bocock and Mr. Braxton Hicks, TYHP Field Operations Coordinator

These three young adults are a stellar example of what TYHP strives to teach all the youth who come through the program. Discipline, hard-work, perseverance, helpfulness, teachable and love for the outdoors are all traits they possess. We at TYHP are honored to have such wonderful individuals represent the program on a public stage and look forward to them passing on all that they have learned to future generations.

 

If you are a TYHP youth hunter interested in speaking at the next commission meeting, contact Braxton Hicks, [email protected] for more information.

 

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In response to a declining number of youth hunters in the state, the Texas Wildlife Association and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department organized the Texas Youth Hunting Program (TYHP) in 1996. To date, TYHP has provided over 55,000 Texans with safe, educational, outdoor experiences while instilling an appreciation for the valuable role private landowners and hunters play in wildlife conservation.

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