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Old June 12, 2013, 12:11 AM   #6
big al hunter
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Join Date: March 12, 2011
Location: Washington state
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I can't remember the last time I heard of a bad hunting accident that would have been prevented by a hunter ed class. You can't teach common sense and you can't fix stupid.
Statistics show a nation wide decrease in hunting incidents since Hunter education started. You should thank a hunter education instructor for helping make that happen.

Washington has gone to an on-line option as well. A 4 hour class and skills evaluation is still required. We are also now registering for classes on-line only. Several instructors have quite because of the registration changes. It seems we are also headed for an all on-line class eventually. Most of the instructors I know, myself included, don't like the idea. I would be ok with it if there was an age limit ( you must be 21 years old to take the on-line only class) some things can not be evaluated over the computer.
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