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    CNA offers training in how to field dress a moose at the Corner Brook campus

    Wednesday, 27 September 2023 12:00

    By Tonya Organ

    Discussions will include the tools needed as well as how to safely field dress, quarter, and skin a moose in the wild.

    This is timely. The College of the North Atlantic Corner Brook campus has added a ‘Field Dressing of a Moose” seminar to its training calendar. The session will provide participants with the basic knowledge on how to field dress or ‘panche’ a moose in the wild. Discussions will include the tools needed as well as how to safely field dress, quarter, and skin a moose in the wild. There will also be a focus on the safe and hygienic handling of the meat throughout the field dressing process. The session will take place October 4th. For more information call the campus at 709-637-8530.

     

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