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BLACKBERRY
MOUNTAIN
To protect the privacy of Blackberry Mountain Association members, the membership directory is not available to the public. Contact the association office to obtain a copy of the directory.
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2009 ANNUAL REPORT
2008 ANNUAL REPORT
ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK
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NOTICES
Annual Picnic
August Board Meeting What You Can Do Now To Protect Your Hemlocks
Keep your hemlocks
healthy Read about the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in Blackberry
Board Minutes
Board of Directors Meetings
Download a copy
of the Gilmer County Animal Control Ordinance |
There
have been reports of two different bear sightings
overnight (April 4). Please do not leave any food
out (bird feeders, deer, pet food or garbage). Bears have
a very keen sense of smell, it is dangerous for the bear
and for residents by luring bears away from their natural
food sources and dissolving the bear’s natural fear of
humans. Removing the food source to bears is a critical
step in resolving bear/human conflict. It may take a few
days for the bear to learn that it is no longer going to
be provided with a free and easy meal; once he does he
will move on to another area. There have been no recorded
bear attacks on humans in Georgia, but it is important to
remember that while it may be exciting to see a bear –
they are wild animals. You should never approach a bear.
Keep your pets under close watch as we have also had
coyotes in the area and they are known to attack small
animals.
