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2016 Tri State Convention

February 09, 2016 • < 1 min read

It is never too early to start thinking about the DU 2016 Tri State Convention (Washington, Oregon, and California) which will be at the Wild Horse Resort and Casino in Pendleton OR. Attached is the information and access code for reservations.There are two different room rates and also RV accommodations.

Subject: Wildhorse Resort &Casino Web - Group Page Access
Group Name: Pacific Flyway of Ducks Unlimited
Meeting: Thursday, June 23, 2016 - Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Group Access:
Group ID: 9231
Password: 1048001206

Reservation Manager
Wild Horse Resort &Casino

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