Beaver 100.3’s Hunting & Fishing Expo

Beaver 100.3’s Hunting & Fishing Expo

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The great outdoors is calling, and we’ve got an event that will get you ready for the upcoming turkey and fishing seasons. Join us as we showcase some of the best in boats from Tailwater Marine & Tackle, Malone’s Marine and C&O Marine.

Jan 26th – 12p-7p
Jan 27th – 10a-7p

Featuring:

-Have the kids cast a line in the Army Bass Anglers mobile fishing pond!

-Give it your all at the Inflatable Archery Range & Wack-a-mole Station

-Live animals and shows from NHECM: Animalogy 

     

 

-Full list of shows, vendors and booths here.

ADMISSION ONLY $5 FOR ADULTS 17 AND UP. KIDS 16 AND UNDER AND MILITARY ARE FREE! – Get tickets here!

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