May EHSA Meeting is Monday 5/23 at Ashawagh Hall in Springs – Details to follow!
EHSA April Meeting Mon 4/25 7pm Guest Speaker Dan Rogers, Esq re: Truck Buck
The EHSA Monthly Membership Meeting is on Monday, April 25th, 2022 @ 7:00pm, Ashawagh Hall, Springs
Special Guest Speaker: Dan Rogers, Esq.
Dan Rogers is representing local Baymen & people who have and are still challenging the judicial system about access to “Truck Beach”, Amagansett, NY.
This issue can have far reaching impacts on some of the traditions that Town residents have enjoyed for generations as far as access to waterfront/beach-like lands for recreational and/or commercial use of marine waters in our Town.
Hope to see y’all there!
EHSA Board of Directors
EHSA March Meeting Guest Speaker: Boatswain Mate Max Sleutski, US COAST GUARD STATION MONTAUK
EHSA Monthly Meeting?L Mon March 28th 7:00 pm
Ashawagh Hall, Springs Fireplace Road, Amagansett
GUEST SPEAKER: Boatswain Mate Max Sleutski, US COAST GUARD STATION MONTAUK
EHSA February Meeting: GUEST SPEAKER: Tim Treadwell, East Hampton Marine Patrol
Mon Feb 28th 7:00 pm
Ashawagh Hall, Springs Fireplace Road, Amagansett
GUEST SPEAKER: Tim Treadwell, East Hampton Marine Patrol
An Old Tradition in the Modern Age
Upcoming Events: Venison Dinner
Donations will be accepted of Venison, waterfowl, and fish from members.
Hunt Report: Goose Hunt I
Despite facing a full moon and near-60-degree temps, our guide’s knowledge, preparation, and private land access proved more formidable. Eight birds were harvested, limiting the group out for the day.
Spaces are still available for Goose Hunt III, request a place HERE.
Goose Hunts I and II are full. Hunt III (Jan 27) is still open for signups as of this date.
Winter 21-22 Guided Goosehunts
Goose hunts are back! Dates for our three Winter 21-22 pit blind outings are posted HERE. Enter your name for the dates you are interested in.
Outdoor Life: Why We Suck at Recruiting New Hunters, Why It Matters, and How You Can Fix It
https://www.outdoorlife.com/why-we-are-losing-hunters-and-how-to-fix-it/
Hunter numbers have been dwindling for decades; now the bottom is about to fall out of license-funded conservation. Here’s what went wrong and what you—yes, you—can do about it.