Learn about the mammals of Texas with Capital Area Master Naturalist and Lumber Society Camp Master Chris Hyde. During this 2-hour intro class you will get a chance to experience mammal skulls, furs, and tracks in order to better understand the local mammals of Austin. This is a great way to begin your journey into animal tracking, becoming a naturalist, or improving your awareness while hunting. Come discover all there is to know about our Texas mammals.
Please bring your knife plus a notepad and pen to take notes. Free drink token and
 brand new
 Lumber Society Mammals of Texas badge with each paid admission! Arrive early! Questions: email mark@buzzmillcoffee.com.
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Austin

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