j-bird
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Well my youngest (10) has been on my butt ever since last year about when she could take her Hunter's Ed class. Indiana requires anyone born after a certain date to take a Hunter's Ed (basically hunting safety) class BEFORE they can legally hunt or purchase a license. This is my forth time thru this - I actually took the course myself the first time even though I am not required to do so, but it will help should I decide to hunt out of state.
She is thrilled - she got a good grade on the test and had a ball on the archery and firing range. She is already on me about shooting more and being ready for the youth deer hunt at the end of September.
NASP archery shooting, .22 rifle shooting, 10 hours of instruction, and a 100 question final test.
The class was lead by local Conservation Officer and some volunteers. Class was 50/50 boys and girls which was very encouraging. I doubt they will see this post but a big thank you to Officer Hagerty, Rob, Tim & the Decatur County Conservation Club for donating the use of the building and lunch.
She is thrilled - she got a good grade on the test and had a ball on the archery and firing range. She is already on me about shooting more and being ready for the youth deer hunt at the end of September.
NASP archery shooting, .22 rifle shooting, 10 hours of instruction, and a 100 question final test.
The class was lead by local Conservation Officer and some volunteers. Class was 50/50 boys and girls which was very encouraging. I doubt they will see this post but a big thank you to Officer Hagerty, Rob, Tim & the Decatur County Conservation Club for donating the use of the building and lunch.
