Posted By: Coondog6
NYSWMA Seminar - 03/29/15 02:17 PM
Hello All,
NYSWMA held a great seminar, the venue, was super as were the presenters:
Jim Dreisacker - taught me that coyotes aren't a mythical creature that is impossible to catch
Ron Jones - learned a lot about squirrels and learned you don't need three traps to try three different lures
Rick Shadel - got me thinking about adding goose control to my business
Dr. Paul Curtis - showed us what direction our industry may be heading
Mark DeBoard - after listening to his presentation I am glad I didn't buy that 177 pellet gun for raccoon
Eric Arnold - from Eric's presentation learned you can use cat tongs for removing raccoon and learned Ron Jones can speak raccoon
Dr. Krysten Schuler - I know I don't want to catch a squirrel with squirrel pox.
Jim Comstock - learned a few more ways to use his beaver traps
Lynn Braband - discovered how NYSWMA and NWCOA were created at about the same time and how they have evolved
Jim Horton - has a great business model.
I meet a lot of people and learned a lot. Thanks to Tom O Landers for introducing me to everyone and putting up with me the entire time. The seminar more than paid for itself.
Thanks to all
Chuck Crowe
NYSWMA held a great seminar, the venue, was super as were the presenters:
Jim Dreisacker - taught me that coyotes aren't a mythical creature that is impossible to catch
Ron Jones - learned a lot about squirrels and learned you don't need three traps to try three different lures
Rick Shadel - got me thinking about adding goose control to my business
Dr. Paul Curtis - showed us what direction our industry may be heading
Mark DeBoard - after listening to his presentation I am glad I didn't buy that 177 pellet gun for raccoon
Eric Arnold - from Eric's presentation learned you can use cat tongs for removing raccoon and learned Ron Jones can speak raccoon
Dr. Krysten Schuler - I know I don't want to catch a squirrel with squirrel pox.
Jim Comstock - learned a few more ways to use his beaver traps
Lynn Braband - discovered how NYSWMA and NWCOA were created at about the same time and how they have evolved
Jim Horton - has a great business model.
I meet a lot of people and learned a lot. Thanks to Tom O Landers for introducing me to everyone and putting up with me the entire time. The seminar more than paid for itself.
Thanks to all
Chuck Crowe