This well-organized QU chapter is one that puts words into actions. A committee chairman is elected for almost every project this chapter undertakes. By the end of this year, the Wolf River chapter will have sponsored three youth events and sent three youths to the annual Tennessee QU Youth Camp. This chapter distributed and put into the ground 1,000 pounds of sunflower seed; 13,200 pounds of soybeans; 6,000 pounds of milo; and 1,500 pounds of corn. They also manage a 212-acre piece of property in Oakland, Tennessee, where chapter members are able to obtain hands-on habitat management training, work their dogs, or just enjoy a day afield.

For further information on this chapter and its upcoming events, contact the chapter chairman, Glenn Key, at (901) 871-4630; or you can e-mail him at Glenn.Key@att.net; or check out their website at www.wolfriver.com. The chapter’s regularly scheduled monthly meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month upstairs in the education room located in the back of the Collierville Animal Clinic on Highway 72, Collierville, Tennessee. Thanks to Dr. McGee for the use of his facility.