For those who didn't see it:
https://www.missouritrappers.com/post/2024-mta-fall-rendezvous

This is another great rondy to attend. The Missouri folks put on a good event and have something for everybody. See ya there!

Still don't know if I will make it. We might be too busy harvesting.

This is a new location that the MTA has never been to.
It is a super nice spot. Nice buildings, shade literally everywhere, water a rock throw from the festivities, campground out the front door of the main building.
Cool place.
If you miss this one you’ll regret it!

I plan on being there Saturday. Will be my first event.

Where is it at this year?? Been too busy the pass couple years, but started a new job no weekends and only 5 days a weeks so I might have time

Macon, MO.


Same

What is cost and about how many yutes (youths.....kids) normally attend?

I don't know... ask Clay.

What days you going to be there?

$5 for the whole weekend.
Plenty of kids, especially Saturday when school is out.
Camping allows you the exposure to all the after hours campfire BS sessions.
Good times.

Saturday morning til midafternoon if I go.

Planning on being there Saturday.

Have family in Macon

Well?

Not sure if there will be much food at the rendezvous, but The Pear Tree in Macon is 110% worth having a great meal at while your in town.

Disclaimer.
Don't know the owners and there's nothing in it for me.
Just putting it out there in case anyone wants an excellent meal while in Macon

There’ll be plenty of food at the Missouri convention. Breakfast and lunch both days. All you can eat fish fry Friday night. Catfish and crappie. Meal Saturday night.

The Pear Tree is a dandy place to eat, but ya better bring a fat wallet lol.

Looks like will be there Friday. A buddy going to be tagging along. Looking forward to it.

Another reason Josiah really like being home-schooled. Now I just pull him out as I know whatever he learns at the trapping rondy will be better than school. I chuckled last year as we got "threatening" letters from our small school last year because I had pulled him out to go look for his first archery deer, a week of beaver trapping, and the rondy. He is still my child and I will pull him out whenever I want - of course he doesnt mind it.
Throwing a bicycle in the back of the truck is a good idea as there are usually a few kids with their bicycles around and it keeps them busy. Pretty neat watching all these kids grow up at different trapping meetings and now seeing them have kids......

Clay, not sure I can make your demonstration on Saturday but plan on visiting with you on Friday. Hopefully you can share some nuggets of wisdom.

CK