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Blessing of the Hunt returns Thursday to NEMO Fairgrounds

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Source: Kirksville Daily Express

Cornerstone Church of Kirksville will once again host the Blessing of the Hunt event Thursday, Nov. 12, at the NEMO Fairgrounds. Doors will open at 5 p.m., and the event will start at 5:30 p.m. This annual event has continued to grow in numbers and popularity each year. Hunting enthusiasts from the area and other states have come to enjoy the event while anticipating the opening weekend of the deer firearm season. Hunting season continues to be one of the biggest draws to bring people into the local area. People have filled out information cards from five to six different states across the country. The Blessing of the Hunt allows hunters to come and relax, socialize with fellow hunters, learn some tips about hunting safety, and hopefully take home some really nice prizes. This year’s grand prize includes a deer blind on a trailer and a nice deer rifle with a scope. Winners must be present to win. There will once again be many door prizes from area businesses and vendors at the event.

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