A bloggers experience at a hunter education course

New Jovian Thunderbolt has written about his experiences at a Maryland Hunter Education course.

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The course is held at an Isaak Walton League chapter and conducted by members of the local club. The instructors were stereotypical hunting types. Clearly not city bred, middle-aged men that look like they’ve been hunting since they were 8 years old, and probably were. They had an obvious happy enthusiasm for hunting and the outdoors and appeared genuinely pleased to impart their knowledge and positive experience on to others.

Part one is here.

Part two is here.

UPDATE: Part three is here.

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