Challenged Outdoorsmen of America - Northeast Texas Outdoors Chapter hosts 11th Annual Whitetail Deer Hunt for Challenged Individuals. .

Challenged Outdoorsmen is a non-profit organization that provides persons with disabilities and disadvantaged youth the opportunity to experience free of charge the outdoors without limitations.

Challenged Outdoorsmen of America - Northeast Texas Outdoors Chapter will be conducting it's 11th Annual whitetail deer hunt on December 16th through December 18th, 2011 at Brushy Creek Area on Lake 'o the Pines.

The hunt is co-hosted by COA-NETO and United States Corps of Engineers. The COA event will be held at Lake O” Pine’s Brushy Creek area. These hunts are managed hunts and harvests are limited due to the guidelines, rules, and regulations set forth by the Corps of Engineers and Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.

This hunt as all COA-NETO events is free to the participant.

All hunters participating will be responsible for their transportation to and from the hunt meeting area.

The hunter will have to be a legally licensed hunter with current 2011-2012 hunting license and hunter safety certification if applies. .

It is required that you pre-apply for the hunt. Information for application is at bottom of this announcement.

• COA-NETO will provide transportation once on the hunt area.
• COA-NETO has the equipment and deer blinds to accommodate those in wheelchairs. We encourage this!
• COA-NETO will provide guides with hunters when appropriate.
• COA-NETO will provide all meals and drinks during hunt day.
• COA-NETO will skin and quarter your deer and place it in your ice chest.