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taking the hunter education course

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Decided to take the hunter education course this year. :D
Been hunting for over 50 years, but since my son has to take the course I thought I might as well sign up, too. :roll:
Who knows, I may learn something new. :lol:
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Wabi,

wait 'til they get to the section "Hunting with Dinosaurs". You'll be giving the course.

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spike wrote:Wabi,

wait 'til they get to the section "Hunting with Dinosaurs". You'll be giving the course.

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I hope the course are better over your way then here, most of our courses are just Gov't money grabs. I am taking the crossbow hunting course this Saturday, I really am hoping its worth the $45 I paid, unlike the $50 the gov't steal when they make you take a course to hunt turkeys.
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Wabi,
That's a great idea. Some states out west require a card to get a license. I know Colorado did the last time i went after elk.
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nchunterkw wrote:Wabi,
That's a great idea. Some states out west require a card to get a license. I know Colorado did the last time i went after elk.
they require a Hunters ed course here is Ga too..I never had to show the card but i think you are supposed to have it if the game warden asks..
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strum wrote:
nchunterkw wrote:Wabi,
That's a great idea. Some states out west require a card to get a license. I know Colorado did the last time i went after elk.
they require a Hunters ed course here is Ga too..I never had to show the card but i think you are supposed to have it if the game warden asks..
I am pretty sure it is based on when you were born strum. when I was in Colorado they never asked me for mine when I bought my license and I was checked in the field and not asked then either. I am a Ga boy also btw and it is based on year born here for certain.
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Back in the early 70s I passed a safety test before I was issued my first licence.

Also took a bowhunter course a long time ago and can't recall the year, although I still have the certificate somewhere.


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hey nothing wrong with that mike, when my oldest son went to take it i was right there as well :wink: ....what better way to find out new things ya keep hearing bout......bob

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Ont_Excal wrote:Back in the early 70s I passed a safety test before I was issued my first licence.

Also took a bowhunter course a long time ago and can't recall the year, although I still have the certificate somewhere.


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It strikes me as funny that the patch says "qualified bowhunter" yet it depicts a stump with an arrow in it, and what appears to be a nice deer running away :lol: story of my life :lol:

Good on ya Wabi to be going with the boy. I hope to reach that stage one day.
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Yep, it's good to set a good example.
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one shot scott wrote:
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It strikes me as funny that the patch says "qualified bowhunter" yet it depicts a stump with an arrow in it, and what appears to be a nice deer running away :lol: story of my life :lol:
I can't remember if that topic came about.
Seems to me I received in the mail some time after the course.
At that time we were hoping that the MNR would endorse the course and make it a prerequisite to bowhunt.
That endorsement never came.
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one shot scott wrote:
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It strikes me as funny that the patch says "qualified bowhunter" yet it depicts a stump with an arrow in it, and what appears to be a nice deer running away :lol: story of my life :lol:
Yeah I missed a few too but I screwed up on many more where I was out of position and never got a shot...........................that's my story and I'm sticking to it! :lol: :lol:
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spike wrote:Wabi,

wait 'til they get to the section "Hunting with Dinosaurs". You'll be giving the course.

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Ont_Excal wrote:Back in the early 70s I passed a safety test before I was issued my first licence.

Also took a bowhunter course a long time ago and can't recall the year, although I still have the certificate somewhere.


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That's a cool patch. Interesting though that they chose to show the arrow stuck in the stump and not in the side of the deer. Maybe it ended up there after a pass through?? :lol:
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