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Why do you think that TYHP requires Hunter Education?
Why do you think that TYHP requires Hunter Education?
Do you think it should be a requirement?
Is it important?
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Permalink Reply by Chip Arias on -
So that all hunters posses at least the basic knowledge regarding laws and safety. Absolutely. I would even consider that the Bow Hunter class be a requirment as well. I was grandfathered but still went to both classes. I think it is a very valuable tool.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Black on
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I agree with Chip. Hunters need at least a basic understanding of hunting and safety. I don't think I would be comfortable in the field with a young , inexperienced hunter if he/she had not taken the class. Wish there were more bowhunter ed classes. The only one that I could find for my son was a 2 hour drive.
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Permalink Reply by Terry Gunn on -
My 11 year old son just completed the safety course and I couldn't be more pleased with it. I don't think you can stress safety too much.
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