Sanders presented award from S.D. Youth Hunting Adventures

  • Hot Springs High School senior Kyle Sanders was recently presented the Jacob Scott Memorial Award for his volunteer service to South Dakota Youth Hunting Adventures. Here, Kyle holds a Canadian goose he harvested in Fall River County as part of a recent youth hunt with the organization. This particular goose is a rare speciman known as a “Quill Lake” goose and recognizable by the unusual white feathers on its belly. Submitted photo
    Hot Springs High School senior Kyle Sanders was recently presented the Jacob Scott Memorial Award for his volunteer service to South Dakota Youth Hunting Adventures. Here, Kyle holds a Canadian goose he harvested in Fall River County as part of a recent youth hunt with the organization. This particular goose is a rare speciman known as a “Quill Lake” goose and recognizable by the unusual white feathers on its belly. Submitted photo

    ORAL – The criteria for receiving the South Dakota Youth Hunting Adventure’s Jacob Scott Memorial Award is having a positive attitude, a willingness to help others, resiliency, being a role model to youth hunters, being a good steward of wildlife and natural resources, and being an optimistic individual.

    According to Christian Hagen, Executive Director of SDYHA, that pretty much describes Kyle Sand…