PHOTOS

OGDEN NATURE CENTER HEN HOUSE - Here is a shot of our Mallard Hen using of our nest houses at the Ogden Nature Center.

Team Work

Two of our nest box sponsors installing their names plates on a couple wood duck boxes.

First WW nest box in Cache County

OGDEN BAY CULVERT/METAL CLEAN UP - Ogden Bay Metal Clean-up #1 2016 report out: 9,500 pounds hauled out (3 trailers, 2 truck loads) 47.5 Man hours, bring our season total to 223.5 Total Man hours

OGDEN BAY METAL DEBRIS CLEAN UP - Our second day of the metal clean up. 22 man hours We hauled out 5,940 lbs. of metal

NOVEMBER 2015 PHOTO CONTEST - Our newest among photo winners for the best Sunrise/Sunset photo.

CAME HATS - We now have some Wigeon apparel, Contact us to buy one.

WHICH IS THE WMA OFFICE? - SHOUT OUT to Mark and his awesome work in making a sweet metal sign so we know where we can go bug the Ogden Bay WMA guys □ But seriously did you know which building was their office?

DID YOU SPOT ONE? - We placed trash cans at several locations at Ogden Bay, have you spotted one yet? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

WW KEEPING THINGS CLEAN - Did anyone notice there are new trash cans out at Ogden Bay? Please keep our marshes clean and free of trash.

YOUTH WORKING - We have Zack helping install some new trash cans at Ogden Bay to help keep his hunting area clean.

HATS - Well if you have enough camo hats change it up with a nice formal looking one.

MORE TO DO - Hundreds of logs pulled from the water and set on the bank cut and ready to be transported, There is still more to do. Come out and get your hands dirty. We will be continuing the project next summer 2016 keep an eye out for the event.

PRESIDENT AT WORK - Our President Troy and one of our member Mark hard at work, well kinda...

Troy and Mark take a break after lifting the front end of the can opener to the surface

2017 Willard Spur can opener (AKA Jeep Chassis) job site day two.

The crew cutting the engine of the old can opener in half. The only way we could manage to get it the 1.3 mile to the boat dock.

Mark and Austin install a predator cone on a wood duck box

2017 youth fair at Fort BueaVenture

Checking out an old jeep at our 2016 youth fair

Taking a canoe out for a ride during our 2016 youth fair.

Troy and Mike conduct a post season review of the nest boxes.

Boy, nature can sure take over. scene from 2016 clean up at Ogden Bay

Results of an successful nest box program

Eagle Scout box, sponsored by Eagle Eye Cabinets installed at Mill Creek in ONC 2018.

Our first Eagle Scout Zack install on of the Wood duck boxes he built with his dad Bill

Mallard hen house install in honor of our presidents Grandfather Owen R. Burgess

2017 Re-thatching event

Taking a break after a long day helping DWR on a project at Harold Crane

We're always picking up the trash

The crew loading up another trailer on the Weber river log jam project.

Mark taking a break between sets on the log jam project 2015

Setting up the rigging on a culvert out at Ogden Bay. This was one of our first large scale clean ups.

Three trucks and two trailers full of metal debris from Ogden Bay headed to the dump.

The engine from the old can opener final in the boat ready for transport out of the marsh.

Mark cutting the engine into manageable parts.

The Utah State Duck Calling Champion Bret Wonnacott giving some kids calling lessons at our 2017 youth fair.

The Mtn. Men joined our 2017 youth fair and plan on coming each year. The kids sure enjoy checking out how things where done in the old west.

Wrapping up Mallard hen house at Ogden Nature Center

Cold February day, but the boxes need re-thatching

Team Work!

Completion of King Fisher Wetlands first water control device. Add a few boards and where good to go.

Cache Valley chapter installing wood duck boxes at the Bear River Conservancy

Two boxes adopted by Glenda McGibbon