OUTDOOR SHOW

MARTINELLI

3/24/15

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MORGANTOWN IS HOSTING ITS

ANNUAL HUNTING, FISHING,

AND OUTDOOR SPORT SHOW.

DEBORAH MARTINELLI IS

THERE WITH THE STORY.

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“I’m here at the 14th annual West

Virginia Fishing, Hunting, and

Outdoor Sports Show here at Mylan

Park in Morgantown. There is over

150 vendors spread across 53

thousand square feet… which means

there is a little something for

everyone to enjoy.”

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“Nat sound talking”

THE HUNTING, FISHING, AND

OUTDOOR SHOW IS THE

LARGEST OUTDOOR SHOW IN

NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA. IT

RUNS OVER THE SPAN OF TWO

DAYS AND CONTINUES TO

GROW EACH YEAR.

“We have people that come from up

to two hours away, that drive here for

the show on the weekends and the

numbers grow every year. We get

thousands and thousands of people

through here. So we just hope that

number keep getting bigger.”

THE EVENT IS HOME TO OVER

150 VENDORS FROM ACROSS

THE UNITED STATES, CANADA,

OUTDOOR SHOW

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AND SOUTH AFRICA.

TRACTORS, BOATS, AND

FISHING EQUIPMENT WERE

JUST SOME OF THE PRODUCTS

AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.

THE VENDORS ENJOY THE

POTENTIAL TO GAIN BUSINESS

FROM THE SHOW.

“I’ve been doing this show for 10-12

years now. I come down every year to

see old clients but gain new ones.”

PRIZES WERE GIVEN AWAY TO

THE FIRST 50 PEOPLE INSIDE

THE SHOW. GUESTS COULD

ENTER TO WIN A SEVEN DAY

AFRICAN HUNT VALUED AT

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

A KIDS FUN ZONE WAS ALSO

AVAILABLE WITH A CLIMBING

WALL AND FACE PAINTING.

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“Now the show continues tomorrow

from ten to four. There is a seven

dollar admission ticket. Kids under

six get in free. I’m Deborah Martinelli

in Morgantown for Journalism 386.

Azizat… back to you.”