Our third hunter pace in our series is our Conservation Hunter Pace at Fine Nest Farm. Why is this called our “Conservation Hunter Pace”? Hunt members Cody Cramer and Dana Zulager have developed a territory that has interconnected trails through wooded areas that cover conservancy land along the Pawtuckaway River, known locally as the Stingy River. One hunting loop runs through land protected by the Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire, and we enjoy riding around several hay fields at the neighboring Sullos Farm. Over 150 acres of Fine Nest Farm is in conservation with the Bear-Paw Regional Greenways.

Registration is now closed for this pace.

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Click here for more information about this pace and our pace series which includes paces in June, July, August, and October.

Questions? Please contact our secretary at: Secretary@WentworthHunt.org.