News & Events
FHFH Canada at the 2010 Harvey Sportsman Show
FHFH Canada, Inc. had a display booth at the 2010 Harvey Sportsman Show in Harvey, NB on April 24th. In the photos below are the FHFH booth, a little girl proudly displaying her FHFH sticker and Miss Harvey, NB drawing the name of the winner of a FHFH buck knife - Mr. Gary Jones.
Albert County Hunter's Association Donates to FHFH Canada
FHFH Canada, Inc. would like to thank the Albert County Hunters' Association for their generous donation of $200.00. President John MacDonald would not allow Mike and Caroline Trueman to leave the meeting/building after their presentation on FHFH USA/Canada feeding the Hungry until his group voted immediately on donating $200.00 to this wonderful venture.
Canada FHFH Receives Donation from Shepody Fish & Game Association
FHFH Canada, Inc. recently received a $200.00 donation from the Shepody Fish & Game Association. President Troy Collins is shown giving Caroline Trueman the envelope to help feed the hungry in New Brunswick.
Moncton Fish & Game Association Donates to FHFH Canada
FHFH Canada, Inc. wants to thank Moncton Fish & Game Assoc for donating $200.00 to feed the hungry. Seen with Caroline is Moncton Fish & Game President Clarence Donelle.
BONB meets FHFH!
March 21, 2010
Today I, as President of Bowhunters of New Brunswick, had the pleasure to meet Caroline Truman, President of FHFH (Canada) Inc., (Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry). We are fortunate that she resides here in New Brunswick. I feel that to partner with such a noble organization is a natural step in the progression of our organization.
As the changing landscape of our deer population habitat continues to evolve, with around 80% of the “huntable” deer’s habitat being on private land and inside municipal areas due to the government’s current forestry policies, I feel that both our organizations will come into higher prominence and play a significant role in the managing of our provincial deer herd.
Currently, DNR has implemented a “nuisance” deer program with the onus on the landowner to distribute the “tags,” 1 tag per hunter. If this program expands into a “restricted discharge distance” or “urban” situation, we are taking the necessary steps to have qualified BONB member bow hunters with “advanced training” in place to help with those situations. Also, besides having those bow hunters in place, we are working on setting up a committee that would be able to administrate any such action required.
This is where FHFH would then play a significant role in the processing and distribution of any harvests. We would be working in conjunction with them to make sure any harvested game would reach the hungry people of our province, not giving them “charity” but a helping hand during a difficult period. We look forward to working together to help any and all people get good meals to feed themselves and their families.
Richard Hoar
President – BONB
As the changing landscape of our deer population habitat continues to evolve, with around 80% of the “huntable” deer’s habitat being on private land and inside municipal areas due to the government’s current forestry policies, I feel that both our organizations will come into higher prominence and play a significant role in the managing of our provincial deer herd.
Currently, DNR has implemented a “nuisance” deer program with the onus on the landowner to distribute the “tags,” 1 tag per hunter. If this program expands into a “restricted discharge distance” or “urban” situation, we are taking the necessary steps to have qualified BONB member bow hunters with “advanced training” in place to help with those situations. Also, besides having those bow hunters in place, we are working on setting up a committee that would be able to administrate any such action required.
This is where FHFH would then play a significant role in the processing and distribution of any harvests. We would be working in conjunction with them to make sure any harvested game would reach the hungry people of our province, not giving them “charity” but a helping hand during a difficult period. We look forward to working together to help any and all people get good meals to feed themselves and their families.
Richard Hoar
President – BONB
3/27/09 - FHFH Canada Introductory News Release
GNB (Green Summit) Nicknamed 09/09/09
FHFH Canada was invited to attend the Green Summit held September 9, 2009 at Marysville NB at Marysville Heritage Center. Below are photos of their booth at the summit.
Around the globe massive changes are occurring. The term "green" has come to represent a common blueprint for citizens, businesses, and governments for how we can move towards a more sustainable future. The DSS Green Initiative has been working to accelerate this movement. The Green Summit is the culmination of this year's initiative efforts and a "first" for GNB. In keeping with the objectives of the Green Initiative, the goals of the Green Summit are as follows:
- raise individual consciousness of a person's impact on the environment 24/7;
- accomplish our goal through a series of fun and educational activities that employees can undertake in the
normal course of their daily work;
- link employees together in a common initiative;
- and cultivate and raise an environmental consciousness that will transfer to peoples' lives outside of work.
Around the globe massive changes are occurring. The term "green" has come to represent a common blueprint for citizens, businesses, and governments for how we can move towards a more sustainable future. The DSS Green Initiative has been working to accelerate this movement. The Green Summit is the culmination of this year's initiative efforts and a "first" for GNB. In keeping with the objectives of the Green Initiative, the goals of the Green Summit are as follows:
- raise individual consciousness of a person's impact on the environment 24/7;
- accomplish our goal through a series of fun and educational activities that employees can undertake in the
normal course of their daily work;
- link employees together in a common initiative;
- and cultivate and raise an environmental consciousness that will transfer to peoples' lives outside of work.
Atlantic Hunting & Fishing Expo 2009
When: Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20, 2009
Time: Friday - 5:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday - 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Sunday - noon to 3:00 p.m.
Where: 8th Hussars Arena, 8 Leonard Drive, Sussex
This is the perfect weekend for hunters and fishermen! More details to come.
The Atlantic Hunting & Fishing Expo 2009 is sponsored by the Sussex Fish & Game Association.
Contact: Sussex Fish & Game Association, 506-433-4926 or sussexfishandgame@gmail.com
Time: Friday - 5:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday - 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Sunday - noon to 3:00 p.m.
Where: 8th Hussars Arena, 8 Leonard Drive, Sussex
This is the perfect weekend for hunters and fishermen! More details to come.
The Atlantic Hunting & Fishing Expo 2009 is sponsored by the Sussex Fish & Game Association.
Contact: Sussex Fish & Game Association, 506-433-4926 or sussexfishandgame@gmail.com
Big Buck Banquet
Date: November 09
Time: 6:00 p.m. (dinner at 7:00 p.m.)
Where: Adairs' Wilderness Lodge, 900 Creek Road, Shepody NB
Phone: 1-888-895-9233
Event: Prizes for heavies Buck-Heaviest Doe, Highest B/C Score
Guest Speaker: FHFH Canada
Time: 6:00 p.m. (dinner at 7:00 p.m.)
Where: Adairs' Wilderness Lodge, 900 Creek Road, Shepody NB
Phone: 1-888-895-9233
Event: Prizes for heavies Buck-Heaviest Doe, Highest B/C Score
Guest Speaker: FHFH Canada
Sussex Fish & Game Association Donates $200.00
The Sussex Fish & Game Association donated $200.00 to Canada FHFH in April.
Pictured above is Danny Byers, President and Caroline Trueman of Canada FHFH.
Pictured above is Danny Byers, President and Caroline Trueman of Canada FHFH.
