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Christmas Time By: Brayden Drummond 12/10/13

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Christmas Christmas Dinner/Food Hunting/Trapping Family Christmas music/ Movie

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Christmas Dinner/food For Christmas we have lots of food to eat Breakfast: Pancakes, bacon, hash-browns, eggs, sausage, toast Lunch is probably the biggest meal Lunch: bread, potatoes and gravy, chicken/ham, turkey, green-bean casserole, corn casserole Desert: cookies, snicker salad, pie, brownies, cupcakes, chocolate surprise Diner: Leftovers if still hungry

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Hunting & Trapping FurBear Chart is on next slide.

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SpeciesInclusive DatesBagMethods Muskrat and BeaverNov. 1 - March 31No LimitTrap Only MinkNov. 1 - End of Feb.No LimitHunt and Trap BobcatDec. 1- End of Feb.No LimitHunt and Trap Raccoon, Opossum, Long-tailed WeaselNov. 1 - End of Feb.No LimitHunt and Trap Red Fox, Gray Fox, BadgerNov. 1 - End of Feb.No LimitHunt and Trap Early Raccoon and Virginia OpossumSept. 1 - Oct. 31No LimitHunt Only Striped SkunkYear-roundNo LimitHunt and Trap Canada Lynx, River Otter, Marten, Spotted Skunk No Open SeasonNo Take Furbearer Running Seasons Raccoon, Virginia OpossumMarch 1 - Aug 31No Take BobcatMarch 1 - Nov. 30No Take Red FoxMarch 1 - Oct. 31No Take

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Family On Christmas some of my family comes over Uncle, aunt, cousins, grandparents We usually have a big meal and hangout Play games: Cards, Xbox, board games Catch up over things that happened the previous months

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Christmas Movie/Music Music When family gets together we will listen to music and watch some Christmas movies Dance around and sing I like jingle bells and my dads CD of random music I dont know Movie My favorite Christmas movie is the Grinch I also like The Santa Claus series, and Polar Express

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THE END I have told you about my family, Christmas movies and music, Hunting/Trapping, and Dinner/Food