prog guide layout -printery- finalOur Mission: Hunt Hill is a nature preserve and learning center, open to all, dedicated to fostering understanding, appreciation and protection of

Our Mission: Hunt Hill is a nature preserve and learning center, open to all, dedicated to fostering understanding, appreciation and protection of the environment.

HUNT HILL HUNT HILL

AUDUBONAUDUBON SANCTUARYSANCTUARY

2011 Program Guide2011 Program Guide

WHAT IS HUNT HILL?

Hunt Hill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit nature

sanctuary supported by donations, memberships,

program attendance and grants. Donated to

National Audubon in the 1950’s and now run

locally by a dedicated group of volunteers known

as the Friends of Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary

(FOHHAS). With a free lease of the land from

Audubon, FOHHAS has been managing the

property since the 1980’s with an emphasis on

nature programs and camps for all ages. As a

nature sanctuary we encourage a ‘leave no trace’

approach to exploring and appreciating the

natural world.

WHAT CAN I DO AT HUNT HILL?

Our facility boasts 10 miles of hiking trails

through 400 acres of forest, meadow, glacial lakes

and bogs plus a main campus featuring

dormitories, library, barn dining hall and program

learning center. Guests can hike our trails; rent

our facilities for birthdays, weddings, family

reunions; attend programs; schedule school or

bus groups; and enjoy weekend retreats in our

rustic cabins.

HOW DO I REGISTER FOR

PROGRAMS?

Contact us at 715-635-6543, email

[email protected] or register through Brown

Paper Tickets online at www.hunthill.org.

Registration forms for residential and day camps

can be found on pages 18 and 19 of this guide.

Back row: Colette and Larry Piskie, Maintenence Front row: Karen Kress, Office Manager; Storme Nelson, Executive Director; Nikki Nelson, Program Director; Ruger, Camp Dog

The Main Camp - L to R: Showerhouse, Cross Dorm, Farmhouse Office and Barn Dining Hall with Nature Store

***PREREGISTRATION ***PREREGISTRATION

ALERTALERT ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Most programs REQUIRE Most programs REQUIRE

preregistration and payment preregistration and payment

before the event.before the event.

Programs with preregistration Programs with preregistration

dates will be marked with *** dates will be marked with ***

Preregistration allows us to Preregistration allows us to

arrange appropriate program arrange appropriate program

spaces, order specialty materials, spaces, order specialty materials,

organize educator schedules and organize educator schedules and

create a great program for our create a great program for our

participants.participants.

So PLEASE be aware of these So PLEASE be aware of these

preregistration dates as you are preregistration dates as you are

planning your schedule so you planning your schedule so you

don't miss out on these exciting don't miss out on these exciting

programs!programs!

WELCOME to Hunt Hill Audubon SanctuaryWELCOME to Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary

IN THIS GUIDE__________IN THIS GUIDE__________

TearTear--Out Calendar Out Calendar

of Events................................3of Events................................3

Program Series Program Series

Overview................................5Overview................................5

Adult Residential Adult Residential

Camps................................6Camps................................6--77

Youth Overnight Youth Overnight

Camps....................................8Camps....................................8

Youth Day Camps.................9Youth Day Camps.................9

.....Membership Envelope..........Membership Envelope.....

MonthMonth--byby--Month Month

Programs ........................10Programs ........................10--1515

Support Hunt Hill...............16Support Hunt Hill...............16

Hunt Hill Membership........17Hunt Hill Membership........17

Adult Camp Adult Camp

Registration Form...............18Registration Form...............18

Youth Camp Youth Camp

Registration Form...............19Registration Form...............19

NATURE CENTER INFONATURE CENTER INFO__

Phone: 715Phone: 715--635635--6543 6543

Karen: [email protected]: [email protected]

Storme: [email protected]: [email protected]

Nikki: [email protected]: [email protected]

Website: www.hunthill.org Website: www.hunthill.org

Address:Address:

N2384 Hunt Hill RdN2384 Hunt Hill Rd

Sarona, WI 54870Sarona, WI 54870

DIRECTIONSDIRECTIONS________________________

From Spooner: South on Hwy From Spooner: South on Hwy

53 53 -- East on Hwy B East on Hwy B -- South South

on Hwy M on Hwy M -- West on Audu-West on Audu-

bon Rd. bon Rd. -- North on Hunt Hill North on Hunt Hill

Rd into campRd into camp

From Rice Lake: North on From Rice Lake: North on

Hwy 53 Hwy 53 -- East on Hwy D East on Hwy D --

North on Hwy P North on Hwy P -- East on East on

Audubon Rd Audubon Rd -- North on Hunt North on Hunt

Hill Rd into camp Hill Rd into camp

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Hunt Hill’s 2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTSHunt Hill’s 2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Tear out this calendar of events and post it around your home as a reminder of our upcoming programs.

JANUARY Tuesday, January 11: 12-1pm ............................. Winter Soup Lunch FEBRUARY Saturday, February 5: 9am-1:30pm .................... ***Going Back—Basket Making (Registration due 1/27) Tuesday, February 8: 12-1pm............................. Winter Soup Lunch Tuesday, Thursday, February 8, 10: 6-9pm ...... ***Snowshoe Making at WITC (Registration due 1/21) Saturday-Sunday February 19-20 ........................ ***Winter Camping (Registration due 2/11) Saturday, February 19: 6-8pm ............................. Nature at Night—Snowshoeing at Night MARCH Friday, March 4: 7pm ........................................... ***Nature at Night—Stargazing (Registration due 3/3) Tuesday, March 8: 12-1pm.................................. Winter Soup Lunch Saturday, March 12: 9-11:30am .......................... ***Going Back—Herb Gardens (Registration due 3/11) APRIL Saturday, April 2: 9am-4pm ................................ Citizen Science Extravaganza Saturday, April 9: 9-11am .................................... ***Maple Syruping (Registration due 4/8) Saturday, April 9: 9am-5pm ................................ ***Going Back—Bee Keeping for Beginners (Reg. due 2/1 for kit) Tuesday, April 12: 12-1pm.................................. Winter Soup Lunch Saturday, April 16: 5:30-7:30am .......................... ***Midwest Crane Count (Registration due 4/1) MAY Saturday, May 7: 8:30am-?? ................................. Helping Hands Saturday, May 7: 7:30-11:30pm ........................... Duck for Oyster Barn Dance Saturday, May 14 ................................................... Cakes at the Lake—Invading Invasives Saturday, May 21: 1-3pm ..................................... ***Geocaching (Registration due 5/20) Saturday, May 21: 4-6pm ..................................... ***Going Back—Campfire Cooking (Registration due 5/19) Thursday, May 26: 6-8:30pm .............................. ***Learning and Loving our Land Base (Registration due 5/25) JUNE Thursday, June 9: 5:30pm .................................... Neighbor’s Open House Saturday, June 11 .................................................. Cakes at the Lake—Wolves Saturday, June 11: 8-9:30pm ............................... Nature at Night—Nocturnal Animals June 12-17 .............................................................. ***Adult Swedish Immersion Camp (Registration due 5/27) June 17-24 .............................................................. ***Going Back—Build a Wooden Kayak (Registration due 5/6) June 17-24 .............................................................. ***Northwoods Birding Camp (Registration due 5/6) Wednesday, June 22: 1-4pm ................................ Grandparents Adventures—Bog Squishers June 22- 25 ............................................................ ***Lifeguard Training Monday, June 27: 8:30am-4pm ........................... Day Camp—Rockin’ Reptiles Tuesday, June 28: 8:30am-4pm ........................... Day Camp—Frogs and Salamanders Wednesday, June 29: 8:30am-4pm ..................... Day Camp—Birds of Prey Thursday, June 30: 8:30am-4pm ......................... Day Camp—Nature Art

Reminder:Reminder: ****** designates programs that have an designates programs that have an EARLY registration and paymentEARLY registration and payment. .

REGISTER : Call: 715REGISTER : Call: 715--635635--6543; Email: [email protected]; Online: 6543; Email: [email protected]; Online: www.hunthill.org www.hunthill.org

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JULY Friday, July 1: 8:30am-4pm ................................. Day Camp—Water Wonderland Tuesday, July 5: 8:30am-4pm .............................. Day Camp—Where’s Waldo Wednesday, July 6: 8:30am-4pm ........................ Day Camp—Rockin’ Rocks Thursday, July 7: 8:30am-4pm ............................ Day Camp—Fun with Pets Friday, July 8: 8:30am-4pm ................................. Day Camp—Fantastic Fishing Saturday, July 9: 9am ............................................ ***Butterflies with Mike Reese Monday, July 11: 8:30am-4pm ............................ Day Camp—Incredible Insects Tuesday, July 12: 8:30am-4pm............................ Day Camp—Peg Leg Pirate July 12-13 .............................................................. ***Camper Slumber Party Ages 6-9 (Registration due 7/8) Wednesday, July 13: 8:30am-4pm ...................... Day Camp—Sensational Senses July 13-14 ............................................................... ***Camper Slumber Party Ages 8-11 (Registration due 7/8) Thursday, July 14: 8:30am-4pm .......................... Day Camp—Survival Friday, July 15: 8:30am-4pm ............................... Day Camp—Wild Babies Saturday, July 16 ................................................... Cakes at the Lake—Turkey Vultures Saturday, July 23: 2-4pm ...................................... ***Going Back—Ice Cream Social (Registration due 7/22) July 24-29 ............................................................... ***Road Scholars # 19775 (Check: www.roadscholar.org) Monday, July 25: 8:30am-4pm ............................ Day Camp—Pioneer Camp Tuesday, July 26: 8:30am-4pm............................ Day Camp—Butterflies Wednesday, July 27: 8:30am-4pm ...................... Day Camp—Dinosaurs Wednesday, July 27: 1-4pm ................................. ***Grandparent Adventures—Kites (Registration due 7/22) Thursday, July 28: 8:30am-4pm .......................... Day Camp—Mad Scientists Friday, July 29: 8:30am-4pm ............................... Day Camp—Canoeing AUGUST Monday, August 1: 8:30am-4pm ........................ Day Camp—SpongeBog SquarePlants Tuesday, August 2: 8:30am-4pm ........................ Day Camp—Native American Day Wednesday, August 3: 8:30am-4pm .................. Day Camp—Marvelous Mammals Thursday, August 4: 8:30am-4pm ...................... Day Camp—Claws, Quills and Fangs Friday, August 5: 8:30am-4pm ........................... Day Camp—Fantastic Flowers August 8-11 ........................................................... ***Teen Adventure Camp (Registration due 7/29) Wednesday, August 10: 1-4pm ........................... Grandparent Adventures—Survival Saturday, August 13 ............................................. Cakes at the Lake –Wisconsin Elk Saturday, August 13: 8pm ................................... Nature at Night—Full Moon Canoeing August 14-19 ......................................................... ***Adult Spanish Immersion Camp (Registration due 7/29) Saturday, August 20: 9-11:30am ......................... ***Going Back—Wine Making (Registration due 8/5) August 26-28 ......................................................... *** Love Life Workshop (Registration due 8/12) SEPTEMBER Saturday, September 10 ....................................... Cakes at the Lake—All About Bats Saturday, September 17 ....................................... ***Going Back—Making Cheese (Check: www.hunthill.org) Saturday, September 24: 4-6pm ......................... Annual Meeting and Chili Cook Off OCTOBER Saturday, October 8 ............................................. ***Going Back—Making Moccasins (Check: www.hunthill.org) NOVEMBER Saturday, November 12: 9-12pm ....................... ***Going Back—Holiday cards (Registration due 11/4) Saturday, November 12: 9am-12pm ................. ***Holiday Crafts for Kids (Registration due 11/4)

Hunt Hill’s 2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTSHunt Hill’s 2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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2011 PROGRAM SERIES2011 PROGRAM SERIES

***GOING BACK: A Craft and

Green Living Series

_____________________________

Learn the trades once considered

common knowledge in these hands-

on programs. With the help of local

experts participants are taught, given

all materials and guided in producing

the items covered in that topic.

Program times and costs vary. All

have at least a 2-week preregistration

requirement.

*** February 5: Basket Making

*** March 12: Herb Gardening

*** April 9: Intro to Bee Keeping

*** May 21: Campfire Cooking

*** June 17-24: Wooden Kayaks

*** July 23: Ice Cream Social

*** August 20: Wine Making

*** September 17: Cheese Making

*** October 8: Moccasins

*** November 12: Holiday Cards

GRANDparent ADVENTURES

Grandparents (and/or parents, aunts, uncles, kinship, etc.) are encour-

aged to bring youth out to Hunt Hill for these afternoon programs.

Each program features learning activities, games, optional swim time

and are scheduled from 1:00pm –

4:00pm on select Wednesdays during

the summer. Cost is $10/person or

$35 for a family of 4 or more.

June 22: Bog Squishing

*** July 27: Go Fly a Kite

August 10: Survival

CAKES AT THE LAKE

Cakes at the Lake, sponsored by the Long Lake Preservation Associa-

tion, is an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast which features plain and

specialty pancakes, sausage, fresh fruit and beverages. Following the

breakfast, guests are encouraged to stay for a free environmental

program. Serving starts at 8:00am and ends at 10:00am when the

program begins. Adults $7; Children 5-12 $3; Under 5 Free

May 14: Invading Invasives with Dave Blumer

June 11: Wolves with North Lakeland Discovery Center

July 16: Turkey Vultures with Uncle Butzie the Turkey Vulture

August 13: Wisconsin Elk with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

September 10: All About Bats with WDNR

NATURE AT NIGHT

Join Hunt Hill for evening programs that explore ‘nature at night’! Program times and costs vary; see the Month-by-

Month Calendar of Events starting on page 10 for more information.

February 19: Snowshoeing

***March 4: Stargazing with Mike Lynch

June 11: Nocturnal Animals

August 13: Full Moon Lake Canoeing

WINTER SOUP LUNCHES

Come warm yourself and enjoy a bowl of soup, camaraderie and perhaps a little discussion about nature. Each month

will feature a topic for conversation led by Hunt Hill staff. Lunches will be the second Tuesday of each month, January-

April anytime from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Donations are accepted.

January 11

February 8

March 8

April 12

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***LOVE LIFE WORKSHOP Friday, August 26 - Sunday, August 28

Join Hunt Hill and Sondra Lewis for our second annual Love Life Workshop! We will learn how to access the tools within ourselves

that allow us to experience everyday life with a renewed spirit of wonder and youth!

In the beautiful natural setting of Hunt Hill's lakes and woods, enjoy your love of nature and the outdoors, while learning to live a richer, deeper, more fulfilling life. Take pleasure in unique and delicious meals that complement your understanding of how to gain and maintain vibrant health. Discover your energy field and how your vitality, health and enjoyment of life are affected by nutrition, thoughts, beliefs, and emotions. You will learn things here that can transform your life.

In addition to home-birthing and schooling her two sons and practicing what she preaches, Sondra has also run her own bioenergetics healing and counseling practice for the past 16 years.

Camp is all-inclusive and includes: all meals, refreshments and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced educational staff; and program supplies.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED NO LATER THAN AUGUST 12. Camp is $200 all inclusive. Individual rooms are avail-able upon request, at an additional cost. Register through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

*** ADULT RESIDENTIAL CAMPS*** ADULT RESIDENTIAL CAMPS

*** Time of Your Life: SPANISH LANGUAGE and CULTURE IMMERSION Sunday, August 14 - Friday, August 19

Last year’s participants raved, “The fellow campers were so much fun and it was a great learning environment created by fabulous instructors.”

Hunt Hill’s Spanish Immersion camp fuses education, native speaking instructors and a beautiful setting into a wonderful week of learning, laughing and fun.

Participants can look forward to a schedule of daily language lessons, true Spanish meals, daily social hours with traditional Spanish appetizers and nightly culture programs for a memorable experience.

During the week, campers will have the opportunity to explore our natural setting through optional hikes and lake canoeing.

Camp is all-inclusive and includes: all meals, refreshments and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced educational staff; optional craft and environmental activities; and program supplies.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED NO LATER THAN JULY 29. Sign up by May 1st and save $50 off your total. Camp is $475 all inclusive. Individual rooms are available upon request, at an additional cost. Register using the form on page 18, through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

*** Pa Svenska: SWEDISH LANGUAGE and CULTURE IMMERSION Sunday, June 12 - Friday, June 17

During the week, participants receive language lessons, learn how to cook a number of popular Swedish foods, enjoy fika, examine the culture, history and politics of Sweden and learn all about this intriguing country. Daily lessons, delicious Swedish dining, camaraderie, a genuine midsummer celebration, social evening programs including: lectures, movies and live music as well as optional crafts make this camp experience once in a lifetime!

Camp is all-inclusive and includes: all meals, refreshments and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced educational staff; extra optional craft and environmental activities; and all program supplies.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED NO LATER THAN MAY 27. Sign up by April 1st and save $50 off your total. Camp is $475 all inclusive. Individual rooms are available upon request, at an additional cost. Register using the form on page 18, through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

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*** GOING BACK: WOODEN KAYAK BUILDING Friday, June 17 - Friday, June 24

Join carpenter and kayaker, John Fuller in this Kayak Building Immersion camp. No experience is necessary. You will create your own custom-made 17 foot, 40 pound wooden kayaks that, with proper care, will last a lifetime!

Camp is all-inclusive, covering: all meals, refreshments and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced woodworking staff; extra optional environmental activi-ties; and all tools and materials to build your own kayak.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE RE-QUIRED NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, MAY 6. Camp is $ 2200/person/kayak. Bring a partner to help build your kayak for an additional $500. Individual rooms, paddles and float and dry bags are available upon request and at an additional cost.

We accept registrations on a first-come first served basis, but require full payment to reserve your spot. This camp is limited to 6 participants. Register using the form on page 18, through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

*** NORTHWOODS BIRDING CAMP Friday, June 17 - Friday, June 24

Learn from nationally known guest experts like Laura Erickson of Cornell Lab of Ornithology and “For the Birds” radio program, Steve Betchkal award-winning journalist and author of All of This and Robins Too..., and former National Audubon Camp Director Terry Dorsey!

There will be guided fieldtrips, including Crex Meadows, opportunities to expand your “Life List’ of birds and special programs geared towards all levels of birders. Guests will also enjoy trips to the first “National Wild and Scenic River” – the Namekagon, additional birding fieldtrips and much more.

Participants new to birding and those who cannot attend the whole week, are encouraged to attend the weekend sessions, Friday - Sunday. Those looking for a more in-depth birding experience should be sure to attend the whole week. Reduced cost is available for those staying off-site.

Camp is all-inclusive and includes: all meals, refreshments and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced educational staff; specialty speakers, field trips, extra optional environmental activities; and program supplies.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE RE-QUIRED NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, MAY 6. Camp is $200/weekend or $650/week. Individual rooms are available upon request, at an additional cost. Register using the form on page 18, through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

*** ADULT RESIDENTIAL CAMPS*** ADULT RESIDENTIAL CAMPS

ROAD SCHOLARS: EXPLORING and LIVING NORTHERN WI ENVIRONMENT and CULTURE with your GRANDCHILD # 19775 Sunday, July 24 - Friday, July 29

Join Hunt Hill, UW-Superior and the Road Scholars (formerly known as Elderhostel) as we explore nature and our cultural connections to her with grandchildren. Learn more and register at www.roadscholar.org.

Reminder:Reminder: ****** designates programs that have an designates programs that have an EARLY registration and payment. EARLY registration and payment.


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*** YOUTH OVERNIGHT CAMPS*** YOUTH OVERNIGHT CAMPS

Reminder:Reminder: ****** designates programs that have an designates programs that have an EARLY registration and paymentEARLY registration and payment. .


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Wednesday, July 1

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Wednesday, July 1

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14 Ages 8-11

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call 715-635-6543.

*** TEEN ADVENTURE CAMP Monday, August 8 – Thursday, August 11

Open to ages 12-15, this 4-day overnight camp will have teens swinging from a high ropes course, competing in fun challenges, ‘rock’ climbing and canoeing and camping. Enjoy lots of food, exciting activities and tons of fun!

Camp is all-inclusive and includes: all meals, refreshments, and snacks; overnight accommodations; experienced educational staff; specialty speakers, field trips, environmental activities; and program supplies.

PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, JULY 29. Sign up by July 1st and save $25. Camp is $225 all inclusive. Register using the form on page 18, through Brown Paper Tickets at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

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JULY

____ 7/1: Water Wonderland - Slide like an otter, muck for water animals and enjoy water games all day.

____ 7/5: Where’s Waldo - Uncover the secret world of organ-isms too tiny to see with our naked eye.

____ 7/6: Rockin’ Rocks - Go on a rock hunt, discover the rocks at Hunt Hill and make a tasty rock treat.

____ 7/7: Fun with Pets -Through hands-on instruction with pets, learn how to properly care for and raise various pet-friendly animals.

____ 7/8: Fantastic Fishing- Spend the day at the lakes of Hunt Hill as we cast, bait and catch fish! Great for all levels of fishermen and fisherladies!

____ 7/11: Incredible Insects - We’ll hop, fly and scurry as we catch and I.D. insects, learn about their cool adaptations and even hold some of the largest insects in the world.

____ 7/12: Peg-leg Pirate Camp Dress in your pirate best as we find buried treasure, escape trouble and learn about the lives of these sea lubers.

____ 7/13: Sensational Senses - Campers will help us uncover the hidden worlds of Hunt Hill through activities and games that hone our senses.

____ 7/14: Survival - Working in teams we’ll build shelters, make fire and find food and water in the wild.

____ 7/15: Wild Babies- Discover the family life of kits, cubs, cheepers and many more wild babies.

____ 7/25: Pioneer Camp - Travel back in time and discover the lives of pioneer children nearly 200 years ago.

____ 7/26: Butterflies - Chase but-terflies, learn to raise them and even create your own!

____ 7/27: Dinosaurs - Excavate dinosaur bones, explore the world of dinosaurs and all their cool adaptations.

____ 7/28: Mad Scientists - Conduct colorful, explosive and hair raising experiments in this scientific camp.

____ 7/29: Canoeing - Paddle, game and explore our 4-lake chain in this canoeing adventure! Not recom-mended for campers under age 8.

Y outh ages 5-12 are invited to these day-long programs which feature l e arn ing ac t iv i t i e s , games , swimming, crafts and small age-

appropriate groups. Camp starts at 8:30am and ends at 4:00pm.

Cost of camp is $35/day/camper. Register 2 weeks early and pay $30/day/camper. Sign up for 5 or more camps throughout the summer and pay $25/day/camper.

Check off the camps you’ll be attending this summer, then stick this cut-out page on your fridge as a reminder. Pick 5 and pay just $25/camp/kid!

*** YOUTH DAY CAMPS*** YOUTH DAY CAMPS

AUGUST

____ 8/1: SpongeBog Square-Plants- Join the Spongebog crew as we explore a different water habitat, the bog.

____ 8/2: Native American- Step back in time to experience the games that helped youth become skilled hunter and gatherers. A fun look at history!

____ 8/3: Marvelous Mammals- Listen like a bat, howl like a wild hunter and store your food for the winter like our furry friends.

____ 8/4: Claws, Quills and Fangs- Explore the frightening, and ferocious weapons animals use to protect themselves.

____ 8/5: Fantastic Flowers- Identify flowers, create your own bouquet and enjoy the fantastic world of flowers.

JUNE

____ 6/27: Rockin’ Reptiles - We’ll slither, crawl and hiss as we learn about snakes, skinks and turtles.

____ 6/28: Frogs and Salamanders - Test your frog hunting skills, find out why salamanders are slippery and role play metamorphosis.

____ 6/29: Birds of Prey - Swoop like a hawk, watch like an owl and hunt like an eagle in this camp!

____ 6/30: Nature Art - Using the materials from nature, campers will create a variety of crafts to bring home.

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WINTER SOUP LUNCHES Tuesday, March 8 12:00pm - 1:00pm

***GOING BACK: Herb Gardens Saturday, March 12 9:00am – 11:30am Explore the tasty world of herbs as we learn about various herbs, how to grow them and ways to use and preserve them. Each partic-ipant will leave with potted herbs for their garden! PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED BY FRIDAY,

MARCH 11. $10/person

***GOING BACK: Basket Making Saturday, February 5 9:00am – 1:30pm Join basketmaker Phyllis Knutson as we learn how to create our own round bun baskets. All materials are provided and everyone will leave with a basket ready to use! PREREG-ISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED BY THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. $28/basket

WINTER SOUP LUNCHES Tuesday, February 8 12:00pm - 1:00pm

***SNOWSHOE MAKING at WITC Tuesday, February 8 and Thursday, February 10 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Participants will create traditional wooden framed Ojibwa style snowshoes. These snow-shoes feature pointed toe and tail and are sized to fit your body. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED THROUGH WITC (715-234-7082 ext. 5230) BY FRIDAY, JANUARY 21.

FEBRUARY

***WINTER CAMPING Saturday, February 19 – Sunday, February 20 10:00am – 10:00am Campers will spend the day learning techniques to winter camping and then set up an overnight outdoor camp. Enjoy a cool winter night around a campfire, share stories, go on an optional snowshoe hike and fall asleep under the stars. Our Learning Center will be heated as an alternative sleeping location for those who choose to use it. PREREGISTRATION and PAYMENT REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. $10/person for day or $25/person for overnight, food & select camp equip.

NATURE at NIGHT: Snowshoeing Saturday, February 19 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Observe the night sky, discover how animals and plants adapt to the cold weather and explore the trails of Hunt Hill all on snowshoes. Headlamps/flashlights and snowshoes are needed. Preregistration is requested but not required. $5/person

***NATURE AT NIGHT: Stargazing Friday, March 4 7:00pm Discover constellations, receive a star map packet and get the chance to look through one of the biggest mobile telescopes in the Upper M idwes t in th i s f am i l y f r i end l y program with the guidance of Mike Lynch, WCCO meteorologist. This event will occur regardless of weather conditions and is sponsored by Shell Lake Community Education and Hunt Hill. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED BY THURS-DAY, MARCH 3 $12/person or $30/family of 3 or more

JANUARY

MARCH

MonthMonth--byby--Month Calendar of EventsMonth Calendar of Events

WINTER SOUP LUNCHES Tuesday, January 11 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Learn more about the Winter Soup Lunches on page 5.

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CITIZEN SCIENCE EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday, April 2 9:00am – 4:00pm

Take nature watching to the next level. Join local and nationally known presenters as we explore the simple ways you can help collect important data for different organiza-tions around the nation. Sessions are set to include: Randy Korb on Frogs and Salamanders, WDNR on water monitoring, Hunt Hill’s Executive Director on Birding opportunities, Hunt Hill on Bats, Beaver Creek Reserve on Nature Mapping and more! Find the detailed schedule of trainings online at www.hunthill.org. Preregistration is requested but not required. FREE!

***MAPLE SYRUPING Saturday, April 9 9:00am – 11:00am

Hunt Hill and participants will travel to a local sugar bush to spend the morning learning about maple syruping. Learn how to tap, collect and convert sap to syrup. Then enjoy a tasty treat of syrup-topped ice cream! P R E R E G I S T R A T I ON I S REQUIRED BY FRIDAY , APRIL 8. $5/person or $15/family of 3 or more

HELPING HANDS Saturday, May 7 8:30am – Late Afternoon

Help Hunt Hill officially open camp for the summer season! Our volunteers are vital to our success and this is a key example of their dedication. Volunteers are needed to help clean, organize, wash, wipe and rake-up camp. All ages and skill levels are invited. Volunteers have the option to stay in our dorms Friday and/or Saturday nights and are treated to a free continental breakfast and lunch on Saturday as well as a free pass to our evening barn dance! Please call ahead if you would like free overnight accommodations.

DUCK FOR THE OYSTER BARN DANCE Saturday, May 7 7:30pm – 11:30pm

Open to the public and great for all ages, the Ducks teach you the dances as you go. Helping Hands Volunteers: Free; General Public: $6/person and $15/family of 3 or more

CAKES AT THE LAKE - Invading Invasives, Protecting our Waters Saturday, May 14 8:00am Breakfast 10:00am Program Learn more on page 5 of this guide.

***GOING BACK: Bee Keeping for Beginners Saturday, April 9 9:00am – 5:00pm

Specifically for beginners, topics covered wi l l inc lude: an introduction to bees and beekeeping, equipment, disease and pest management, yearly management and how to produce a honey crop. Participants can choose to purchase a bee keepers starting kit with bees and a queen or just attend the class to learn more about beekeeping. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT FOR KIT ARE REQUIRED BY TUES-DAY, FEBRUARY 1ST. $330/person/program/kit. Preregistration requested but not required for programming only. $30/person/program

WINTER SOUP LUNCHES Tuesday, April 12 12:00pm - 1:00pm

***ANNUAL MIDWEST CRANE COUNT Saturday, April 16 5:30am-7:30am

Help survey our cranes! Volunteers are assigned different areas around the county to listen and watch for cranes. Contact Storme at 715-635-6543 to learn more. FREE!

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***GEOCACHING Saturday, May 21 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Participants will learn how to use a GPS unit to find hidden treasures called caches. Let us know if you need a GPS unit. PREREGISTRATION REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, MAY 20. $5/person or $15/family of 3 or more

*** GOING BACK: Campfire Cooking Saturday, May 21 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Learn techniques and ingenious ways to cook over a campfire. Participants will cook a variety of tasty treats and will leave with recipes and tips. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED BY THURSDAY, MAY 19. $15/person

NEIGHBOR’S OPEN HOUSE Thursday, June 9 5:30pm

Join Hunt Hill and neighbors for an evening potluck and entertainment. Bring finger foods (if you’d like), win prizes from local business, enjoy a short and fun program by Hunt Hill staff and even stick around for a campfire! A fun and free evening event for all ages. FREE!

CAKES AT THE LAKE: Wolves Saturday, June 11 8:00am Breakfast 10:00am Program Learn more on page 5 of this guide.

NATURE AT NIGHT: Animals Saturday, June 11 8:00pm - 9:30pm

Discover nocturnal animal habits and hiding places, use your ‘night eyes’ as we hike a short trail and help collect scientific data for the Wisconsin bat survey. Preregistra-tion is requested but not required. $5/person or $15/family of 4 or more.

*** SWEDISH LANGUAGE and CULTURE IMMERSION CAMP Sunday, June 12- Friday, June 17

Learn more about this Adult Residential Camp on page 6. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT

DUE NO LATER THAN MAY 27.

*** GOING BACK: BUILD A WOODEN KAYAK Friday, June 17 - Friday, June 24

Learn more about this Adult Residential Camp on page 7. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE NO LATER THAN MAY 6.

*** NORTHWOODS BIRDING CAMP Friday, June 17 - Friday, June 24

Learn more about this Adult Residential Camp on page 7. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE NO LATER THAN MAY 6.

GRANDparent ADVENTURES: Bog Squishers Wednesday, June 22 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Squish on top of our bogs as we find insectivorous plants, beautiful orchids and discover how these amazing areas were formed. Preregistration is requested but not required. $10/person or $35/family of 4 or more.

***LEARNING AND LOVING OUR LAND BASE Thursday, May 26 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Join Mark Sherman in creating a truth window into the soil. This low-impact method provides an opportunity to discover insights about the historical and current nature of the land base where we live. Preregistration is requested by Wednesday, May 25. FREE!

HUNT HILL ADDS NEW PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION TO www.hunthill.org

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK OFTEN FOR NEW PROGRAM LISTINGS AND GENERAL

UPDATES.

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*** LIFEGUARD TRAINING Wednesday, June 22 - Saturday, June 25

Receive certification in first aid, CPR, AED and Life guard-ing. Hunt Hill will be offering this 3 1/2 day intensive pro-gram at our facility, with water training occurring at our own waterfront. Meals and overnight accommodations are available at an additional cost. Open to ages 16 and older. $125/person Learn more by calling 715-635-6543 or online at www.hunthill.org.

*** BUTTERFLIES!! Saturday, July 9 9:00am

Join Mike Reese, published photographer and creator of wisconsinbutterfly.org as we learn all about butterflies and help conduct a butterfly survey at Hunt Hill! Preregistration is requested by Friday, July 8. $5/person

CHECK OUT OUR JULY DAY CAMPS ON PAGE 9 OF THIS GUIDE!!

*** HUNT HILL CAMPER SLUMBER PARTIES Tuesday, July 12 – Wednesday, July 13 Ages 6-9 Wednesday, July 13 - Thursday, July 14 Ages 8-11

Youth are invited to bring their friends and enjoy this special overnight-double-day-camp adventure. Learn more about this Youth Overnight Camp on page 8. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, JULY 8.

CAKES AT THE LAKE: Turkey Vultures Saturday, July 16 8:00am Breakfast 10:00am Program Learn more on page 5 of this guide.

*** GOING BACK: Ice Cream Social Saturday, July 23 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Enjoy an afternoon of good old-fashioned fun as you learn how to make homemade ice cream using equipment found in your own home. Participants will create their own ice cream and we’ll share our tasty treats during an end of program ice cream social. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, JULY 22. $10/person or $30/family of 3 or more.

*** ROAD SCHOLARS: Exploring and Living Northern Wisconsin’s Environment and Culture with your Grandchild # 19775 Sunday, July 24 - Friday July 29

Join Hunt Hill and the program formerly known as Elder-hostel as we explore nature and our cultural connections to her. Learn more and register at www.roadscholar.org.

*** GRANDparent ADVENTURES: Go Fly a Kite! Wednesday, July 27 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Get creative as we make our own kites and then fly them in our prairie. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE R E Q U I R E D B Y F R I D A Y , J U L Y 2 2 . $10/person or $35/family of 4 or more.

CHECK OUT OUR JUNE DAY CAMPS ON PAGE 9 OF THIS GUIDE!!

Reminder: *** designates programs that have an EARLY registration and payment. REGISTER : Call: 715-635-6543; Email: [email protected]; Online: www.hunthill.org


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CHECK OUT OUR AUGUST DAY CAMPS ON PAGE 9 OF THIS GUIDE!!

*** TEEN ADVENTURE CAMP Monday, August 8 – Thursday, August 11

Active 12-15 year olds will enjoy plenty of adventure and fun in this camp. Learn more about this Youth Overnight Camp on page 8. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, JULY 29.

GRANDparent ADVENTURES: SURVIVAL Wednesday, August 10 1:00pm - 4:00pm

In this hands-on program, families will work together to build shelters, learn to make fire and review general precautions to stay safe while enjoying the great outdoors. Preregistration is requested but not required. $10/person or $35/family of 4 or more

CAKES AT THE LAKE: Wisconsin Elk Saturday, August 13 8:00am Breakfast 10:00am Program Learn more on page 5 of this guide.

NATURE AT NIGHT: Full Moon Canoeing Saturday, August 13 8:00pm

Explore Hunt Hill’s lakes during the full moon. Instruction, canoes, paddles and l i fe jackets wi l l be provided. Preregistration is requested but not required. $5/person

*** SPANISH LANGUAGE and CULTURE IMMERSION CAMP Sunday, August 14 - Friday, August 19

Native speaking instructors lead participants on an immersion of Spanish language and culture through meals, language lessons, evening cultural programs, songs and games. Learn more about this Adult Residential Camp on page 6 of this guide. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, JULY 29.

*** GOING BACK: Wine Making Saturday, August 20 9:00am - 11:30am

With instruction provided by Clover Meadow Winery, participants will learn how to make homemade wine. Each participant will leave with all the materials needed to immediately begin creating their own wine at home. PREREGISTRATION A ND P A YMENT A R E REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. $50/person - includes all materials

***LOVE LIFE II Friday, August 26 - Sunday, August 28

Find your inner balance and wellbeing in this workshop. Learn more about this Adult Residential Camp on page 6. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 12.

HUNT HILL ADDS NEW PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION TO www.hunthill.org

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK OFTEN FOR NEW PROGRAM LISTINGS AND GENERAL

UPDATES.

AUGUST


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CAKES AT THE LAKE: All About Bats! Saturday, September 10 8:00am Breakfast 10:00am Program Learn more on page 5 of this guide.

*** GOING BACK: Making Homemade Cheese Saturday, September 17

Learn to make cheese in your own kitchen! Learn more about preregistration, cost and the program by calling 715-635-6543 or online at www.hunthill.org.

Annual Meeting and Chili Cook-Off Saturday, September 24 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Members, supporters and curious friends are all invited to our Chili Cook-Off followed by our Annual Meeting. Everyone is encouraged to bring a chili to enter into our contest. Following the tasting, a short annual meeting will review the year at Hunt Hill, honor our volunteers and look to

2012. Learn more at www.hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

*** GOING BACK: Moccasins Saturday, October 8 9:00am

Learn to create a pattern of your feet, cut, sew and create your own pair of leather moccasins. Learn more about preregistration, cost and the program by calling 715-635-6543 or online at www.hunthill.org.

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

Reminder: *** designates programs that have an EARLY registration and payment. REGISTER : Call: 715-635-6543; Email: [email protected]; Online: www.hunthill.org

DECEMBER

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*** HOLIDAY CRAFTS FOR KIDS Saturday, November 12 9:00am - 12:00pm

Kids will create a bundle of handmade gifts just in time for the holiday season. All ages welcome. Under 6 requires an adult chaperone to be present. Each youth will leave with 4-6 gifts and enjoy games and treats! PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED BY NOVEMBER 4. $20/youth

*** GOING BACK: Holiday Cards Saturday, November 12 9:00am - 12:00pm

Get ready for the holiday season by creating your own cards! With the creative genius and craft arsenal of Deb, owner of the scrapbook store ‘Hand and Heart Creations’ we’ll create 6 holiday cards. Participants bring their own scissors and glue. PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE

REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. $25/person

Parents: Sign up for Holiday Cards while the kids enjoy Holiday crafts. Everyone leaves with gifts for the season!

SPONSOR OUR:

Hunt Hill incurs many operating costs to run camp throughout the year. Below is a partial list with their average annual costs.

Please consider sponsoring ALL OR PART of one or more of the sponsor areas listed below.

___ Marketing Intern: $2000

Sponsor a marketing intern who will develop community relationships and increase program participation, ensuring our continued growth.

___ Amphitheatre: $6000

It is our intent to create a natural Amphitheatre in our main camp to allow large groups of people to gath-er in an outdoor area to enjoy nature programs and special events. Your sponsorship will cover the costs asso-ciated with creating the theatre.

___ Trails: $200

Our trails require constant upkeep as we remove hanging and fallen trees out of the path of our hikers. Your sponsorship helps cover the costs associated with staff labor and tools to keep our trails beautiful and safe.

___ Programs: $1000

This sponsorship supports the purchase of nature displays, development of new programs and consumables for our programs.

____ Taxidermy: $200/animal Help us improve our collection of educational animal displays by do-nating towards our taxidermy fund.

___ Summer Interns:

$13,000 all Interns or $2500/Intern

Interns gain work experience while developing and leading a wide variety of summer programs for us. Your sponsorship will help cover their salaries so we can afford to add another intern to our team!

___ Office Supplies: $3000

Consider helping cover the costs of paper, printing, advertising and mail-ings. This is an important and nec-essary part of our daily operations.

___ Facility Maintenance: $6000

This sponsorship helps cover the annual average costs associated with maintaining, improving and updat-ing our facilities to meet state safety requirements and visitors’ needs.

OUR WISHLIST

You can also help us by donating new or gently used (in good, clean working condition) items from this List.

Bobcat/Skid Steer

Deepwell sockets

Unbleached paper

products

Kayaks and paddles

DVD/VCR Player

Shovels & loppers

2 ton floor jack

Belt sander, Table Saw

18V battery drill

New 9V batteries

VOLUNTEERVOLUNTEER

As a nonAs a non--profit organization, we profit organization, we rely on the generous help that our rely on the generous help that our volunteers provide. P lease volunteers provide. P lease consider joining one or many of consider joining one or many of our volunteer groups! Contact 715our volunteer groups! Contact 715--635635--6543 or [email protected] 6543 or [email protected] to learn more.to learn more.

_____ Bulk Mailers_____ Bulk Mailers * Various times during the year* Various times during the year * Help fold, stuff and label * Help fold, stuff and label

____ Helping Hands Day____ Helping Hands Day * The first Saturday of May * The first Saturday of May * Help open camp for the summer * Help open camp for the summer through various spring cleaning through various spring cleaning activitiesactivities

____ Maintenance Helper____ Maintenance Helper * April * April -- OctoberOctober * Housekeeping, carpentry, archi-* Housekeeping, carpentry, archi-tectural, construction & gardeningtectural, construction & gardening

___ Environmental Educators___ Environmental Educators * Dates in May and September* Dates in May and September * Following Hunt Hill curriculum, * Following Hunt Hill curriculum, lead programs for studentslead programs for students

___ Nature Store ___ Nature Store * Dates in May * Dates in May -- September September * Help run our nature store during * Help run our nature store during various programs various programs

___ Committee Member___ Committee Member * Varies* Varies * Join a committee and help us * Join a committee and help us continue to improve our camp continue to improve our camp * Committees: Facilities, Finance, * Committees: Facilities, Finance, Fundraising, Membership, ProgramFundraising, Membership, Program

___ Bakers___ Bakers * Varies* Varies * Bake treats for specified events * Bake treats for specified events throughout the yearthroughout the year

SUPPORT HUNT HILL SUPPORT HUNT HILL

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HUNT HILL MEMBERS’ DISCOUNT CARDHUNT HILL MEMBERS’ DISCOUNT CARD

Why Become a Hunt Hill Member?

As a nonprofit, Hunt Hill depends on the support of our members. Your membership helps cover the costs of

building and grounds maintenance, utilities, staff salaries and other ongoing costs that are vital to our operation. In

turn, we use the savings created from the membership funds to keep our program fees affordable for all to enjoy.

Benefits of Becoming a Hunt Hill Member:

• Complimentary ‘Warm Fuzzy Feeling’ knowing you are helping an important educational nonprofit.

• All your membership money stays at Hunt Hill - ensuring our success as a local organization.

• Receive a 2011 Members’ Discount Card. This entitles you to specific program discounts throughout the year.

• Your continued support will ensure that future generations will be able to visit Hunt Hill and find a truly

natural and serene place to explore, encounter and discover nature.

Please consider showing your support by becoming a Hunt Hill member. You can do so by filling out the

envelope included in the middle of this guide. Thanks for your support!

The Members’ Discount Card:

To thank our supporters for assisting us by becoming members and to promote an increase in program participation we are offering Membership cards for our 2011 members. To use the card: Simply register for a program, pay the total and then present your card at the program to receive a reimbursement of the difference.

This card allows the member to receive discounts for the specified programs only.

Discounts may be used once during the membership year. This card is given to all 2011 members.

This card will be sent out, as an extra ‘thank you’ to those members whose memberships we receive before December 31, 2010.

Discounts may be used once and not in conjunction with the regular 2011 Members’ Discount Card.

For both cards: Hunt Hill sincerely appreciates your support, however, because we do not have a way of recording its use, we will be unable to issue new cards if yours is misplaced, damaged or lost.

Also, the card MUST BE presented at the time of the program to receive a discount. Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary

2011 Members’ Discount Card

Thank you for supporting Hunt Hill with the pay-ment of a membership! Please enjoy these discounts.

This card must be presented at the time of payment to receive discount

$15 off

Resi-dential Camp

$5 off

Day Camp

$3 off Hunt Hill

Program (Not

$2 off Cakes at the Lake

Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary

2011 Early Registration Members’ Discount Card

Thank you for supporting Hunt Hill with the payment of a membership! Please enjoy these discounts.

This card must be presented at the time of pay-

ment to receive discount

1 discount per program

Smaller than actual size.

$2 Off $3 Off

$3 Off $2 Off

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Adult and Teen Residential Camp Registration Form Thank you for choosing to attend one of our Residential Camps. We are proud to offer participants a rustic, beautiful setting

and great programs. Cost of camp includes all food, snacks, shared lodging, staff and program supplies. Individual rooms

are available upon request for an additional $55/week and should be indicated on this form.

Please send your non-refundable deposit of $150/camp with your registration form to:

Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary, N2384 Hunt Hill Road, Sarona, WI 54870

Check which camp you are attending.

Name(s)__________________________________________________ Phone #s_____________________________

Street____________________________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip_____________________________________________________________________________________

Email____________________________________________________________________________________________

Please include your email so we can communicate any last minute information. We DO NOT share email information

Swedish Immersion Camp Dates: June 12-17 See page 6 for more info

Cost: $475

Discounts: Early Bird by April 1st - $50

I will attend _______________

*Registration deadline: May 27

Northwoods Birding Camp Dates: June 17-24 See page 7 for more info

Cost: Week: $650/person Weekend: $200/person

I will attend the Week:_________ Weekend: _________

*Registration deadline May 6

Spanish Immersion Camp Dates: August 14-19 See page 6 for more info

Cost: $475

Discounts: Early Bird by May 1st - $50

I will attend _______________

*Registration deadline July 29

Kayak Building Camp Dates: June 17-24 See page 7 for more info

Cost: $2200/kayak, Bring a partner for an additional $500

I will attend _______________

Partner__________________ will attend as well.

*Registration deadline May 6

Total Your Fees

Camp Fee $____________

Early Bird Discount (if applicable) $____________

Private room added +$55 $____________

Total Fees Due $____________

1/2 Total Cost Deposit Included $____________

Teen Adventure Camp Dates: August 8-11 See page 8 for more info

Cost: $225

Discounts: Early Bird by July 1st - $25

I will attend _______________

*Registration deadline July 29

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2011 Youth Day Camp and Slumber Party Registration Form Price of Camp is $35/day/camper.

Pre-register, with deposit, at least two weeks in advance of camp attending and get pre-registration price of $30/day/camper. Pre-

register, with deposit, at least two weeks ahead for five or more days of camp and pay just $25/day/camper. Scholarships are available.

Person registering camper_______________________________________Phone #s_________________________________________

Street__________________________________________________City, State, Zip_________________________________________

Parent’s Name if not person registering Camper_________________________________________Phone #’s_____________________

Street__________________________________________________City, State, Zip_________________________________________

Enclosed is my deposit (1/2 of total) of $____________made payable to: The Friends of Hunt Hill

Enclosed is my full payment of $___________ made payable to: The Friends of Hunt Hill

Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary N2384 Hunt Hill Road, Sarona, WI 54870

Camper Name______________________________________

Birth Date_________________________________________

List Name and Date of Camps Selected:

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Camper Slumber Parties will include 2 days of camp, over-

night accommodations, dinner, breakfast, and evening activities.

Slumber Party is $20 in addition to the two days of camp.

List Name and Birthdates of campers attending

July 12-13 6-9 yrs olds July 13-14 8-11 yr olds

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Camper Name______________________________________

Birth Date_________________________________________


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Birth Date_________________________________________


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Postage Paid

Non-Profit

Standard

Sarona, WI

54870

Permit #3

HUNT HILL AUDUBON SANCTUARY

N2384 HUNT HILL RD

SARONA, WI 54870

715 635 6543

www.hunthill.org

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

NORTHWOODS BIRDING CAMP

Friday, June 17- Friday, June 24

Stay for the weekend or stay for the week!

Learn and bird with Laura Erickson, Steve Betchkal, Terry Dorsey and more!

REGISTER BY MAY 6. Learn more on page 7.

KAYAK BUILDING CAMP

Friday, June 17 - Friday, June 24

Create your own handmade wooden kayak!

REGISTER BY MAY 6. Learn more on page 7.

HUNT HILL CAMPER SLUMBER PARTIES

July 12-13 or July 13-14

Kids ages 6-11 will enjoy games, day camps, an overnight slumber party in our

dorms, campfire songs, s’mores and more!!

REGISTER BY JULY 8. Learn more on page 8.

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prog guide layout -printery- finalOur Mission: Hunt Hill is a nature preserve and learning center, open to all, dedicated to fostering understanding, appreciation and protection of