You can even add a photo of your favorite hunter JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Shooting that first turkey is a landmark event in a young hunter’s life. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) helps turn such milestones into mementoes. MDC’s First Turkey Program gives participants free commemorative certificates suitable for framing. You can even add […]
Missouri: Turn a memory into a memento with a first-turkey certificate
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