Young hunters enjoy RRG&SA annual breakfast before getting out to the woods

Oct. 282017

Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen Assocation members, from left, Ray Raymond, Mary Ellen Maroney, Doreen Sinnett, Don Curtis and Ray Heaton prepare breakfast for 16 youth hunters at the Annual Youth Hunt Breakfast Oct. 21. Member Kevin Sinnett also helped with the breakfast. The club is proud to support this, and other activities, that encourage the youth of the region to carry on the tradition of hunting while safely enjoying the outdoors, members said in a news release. (RRG&SA photo)

Lauren Eastlack, with dad, Jamie, shows off her 126-pound doe, on Youth Hunt Day, Oct. 21. Lauren was one of 16 area youth hunters enjoyed a free breakfast at the Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen’s Association Oct. 21 at the Annual Youth Hunt Breakfast before heading out for the hunt. (RRG&SA photo)
Keegan Austin shows off his 115-pound, four-point deer on Youth Hunt Day, Oct. 21. Keegan was one of 16 area youth hunters enjoyed a free breakfast at the Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen’s Association Oct. 21. (RRG&SA photo)
Young hunters and their adult helpers enjoy a free breakfast at the Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen’s Association Oct. 21 at the Annual Youth Hunt Breakfast before heading out for the hunt. (RRG&SA photo)

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