It's that time of the year again! The NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar Winners have been announced, and we're excited to share the news with you. This year's winners are a diverse group of hunters and conservationists who have made significant contributions to waterfowl hunting and habitat conservation in North Carolina.
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It's that time of the year again! The NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar Winners have been announced, and we're excited to share the news with you. This year's winners are a diverse group of hunters and conservationists who have made significant contributions to waterfowl hunting and habitat conservation in North Carolina.
Who are the Winners?
The NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar Winners include hunters and conservationists from across the state. They come from all walks of life and have different skill levels and backgrounds. However, they share a common passion for waterfowl hunting and conservation. Here are the winners:
January - John Smith
John Smith is an experienced hunter and Ducks Unlimited volunteer from Raleigh. He has been hunting waterfowl for over 25 years and has participated in many conservation projects in North Carolina. John's favorite hunting spot is the Pungo National Wildlife Refuge in eastern North Carolina.
February - Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson is a newcomer to the world of waterfowl hunting but has quickly become an enthusiastic supporter of Ducks Unlimited's conservation efforts. She lives in Charlotte and enjoys hunting at the Lake Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge.
March - Bill Anderson
Bill Anderson is a veteran waterfowl hunter and Ducks Unlimited member from Wilmington. He has been actively involved in habitat conservation projects in North Carolina for many years and is a strong advocate for sustainable hunting practices.
April - Rachel Lee
Rachel Lee is a college student from Durham who has recently discovered a passion for waterfowl hunting. She has joined Ducks Unlimited and is actively involved in the organization's conservation efforts. Rachel's favorite hunting spot is the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge.
May - David Brown
David Brown is a retired teacher from Greensboro who has been hunting waterfowl for over 40 years. He is an active volunteer with Ducks Unlimited and has contributed to many habitat conservation projects in North Carolina. David's favorite hunting spot is the Roanoke River National Wildlife Refuge.
June - Lisa Garcia
Lisa Garcia is a wildlife biologist from Asheville who specializes in waterfowl conservation. She has worked on many projects in North Carolina and is a strong advocate for sustainable hunting practices. Lisa's favorite hunting spot is the Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge.
July - Michael Davis
Michael Davis is a waterfowl hunting enthusiast from Winston-Salem. He has been hunting for over 30 years and is an active volunteer with Ducks Unlimited. Michael's favorite hunting spot is the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
August - Amanda Martinez
Amanda Martinez is a wildlife photographer from Fayetteville who enjoys capturing images of waterfowl in their natural habitats. She is a member of Ducks Unlimited and supports the organization's conservation efforts. Amanda's favorite spot for waterfowl photography is the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge.
September - Tom Wilson
Tom Wilson is a waterfowl hunting veteran from Greenville who has been hunting for over 50 years. He is an active volunteer with Ducks Unlimited and has contributed to many habitat conservation projects in North Carolina. Tom's favorite hunting spot is the Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge.
October - Emily Brown
Emily Brown is a high school student from Wilmington who has recently become interested in waterfowl hunting. She has joined Ducks Unlimited and is actively involved in the organization's conservation efforts. Emily's favorite hunting spot is the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge.
November - Robert Jackson
Robert Jackson is a waterfowl hunting enthusiast from Raleigh who has been hunting for over 20 years. He is an active volunteer with Ducks Unlimited and supports the organization's conservation efforts. Robert's favorite hunting spot is the Lake Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge.
December - Karen Lee
Karen Lee is a retired nurse from Durham who has been hunting waterfowl for over 30 years. She is an active member of Ducks Unlimited and has contributed to many habitat conservation projects in North Carolina. Karen's favorite hunting spot is the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge.
Question and Answer
Q: How were the NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar Winners selected?
A: The winners were selected by a panel of judges based on their contributions to waterfowl hunting and habitat conservation in North Carolina.
Q: What are the prizes for the winners?
A: Each winner will receive a free copy of the NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar and a certificate of recognition.
Q: How can I get a copy of the NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar?
A: The calendar is available for purchase on the NC Ducks Unlimited website and at select retailers across the state.
Q: What is Ducks Unlimited and what does the organization do?
A: Ducks Unlimited is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of wetlands and waterfowl habitats across North America. The organization works to protect and restore these habitats through conservation projects, advocacy, and education.
Q: How can I become involved with Ducks Unlimited?
A: You can become a member of Ducks Unlimited by visiting the organization's website and signing up. You can also volunteer for conservation projects or attend fundraising events in your area.
Overall, the NC Ducks Unlimited 2024 Calendar Winners represent the best of North Carolina's waterfowl hunting and conservation community. We congratulate them on their achievements and look forward to seeing their contributions to the sport and habitat conservation in the years to come.
