Condensed Membership
Information
One-time
Requirements:
Education – Every
member must successfully attend and pass a course of the International Bowhunter
Education Program (IBEP).
Legality – Every
member must be eligible to bowhunt in
Experience – Each member must have harvested at least five big game animals with a bow and arrow. Proof may be required.
Recurring
Annual Requirements:
Dues – Annual dues are required of all members, along with an initial fee for first-year membership.
Skills – Each member will be required to demonstrate proficiency with his bow and arrows similar to the test administered by the IBEP.
Duties – Each member is asked to provide at least forty hours of hunting time on TCDMA deer-reduction projects.
General Membership Meeting – At least one General Membership Meeting per year must be attended for an update on current TCDMA status, policies, and other issues important to the group welfare.
Benefits:
Insurance – Each member is covered by a liability insurance policy while hunting on TCDMA projects.
Importance – You will be part of a dedicated cadre whose skills are needed, appreciated, and valuable to manage overpopulations of deer in suburban and rural settings.
Camaraderie – Members may be invited to participate in other TCDMA projects and social activities, and other hunting opportunities are often available through within-group contacts.
Message from TCDMA Executive
Committee
TCDMA Eligibility Requirements
TCDMA General Rules for Members
Contact information: via electronic message – info@tcdma.com
via US Post Office – TCDMA, P.O. Box 424, Riderwood, MD 21139-0424