The Mount Pleasant Junior High Outdoor Adventure class is the recipient of a composite wildlife feeder donated by The Hunters Seminar Committee and Boss Buck Wildlife Company.

“The Hunter Seminar Committee and the Boss Buck Wildlife Company were happy to get involved in this program to help young people become aware of wildlife and the outdoor world,” said John Gullion from the Committee.

“We have been amazed at the number of birds and animals that the feeder attracts on a regular basis in our outdoor classroom setting,” said Outdoor Adventure class teacher Van Bowen. “My students and I would like to thank the Seminar Committee and the Boss Buck Wildlife Company for their support. These students are learning valuable lessons about the world around them in this class and this composite feeder just expands how they experience the world outside.”

 

Picture: MPJHS Outdoor Adventure students pose with the feeder before it was set up outside.

Front Row (L to R): Makayla Houchin, Joselynn Smith, Lily Burrows.

Middle Row (L to R): Tera Rozell, Baker Peterson, Brandon Matkin, Ryan Sharp, Kelsie Weddle.

Back Row (L to R): Pablo Salinas, Timothy Noah, Cristian Cespedes, Ethan Cota, Abraham Guerrero, Miguel Arellano