Actually an interesting point , convicted felons can still bow hunt , but require a Hunter Safety .
That's true. Prohibited persons can hunt bow or muzzleloader.
DNR has bb guns that can be used for the live fire portion.
Actually an interesting point , convicted felons can still bow hunt , but require a Hunter Safety .
ATTENTION (Military, Law Enforcement and Certain Handgun Permit Holders):
See the link below for details:
https://dnr.maryland.gov/nrp/Pages/exemption-information.aspx
Not to mention Maryland also offers specialty Hunter Education Classes.
If you are going somewhere (Montana, Maine, Canada, etc..) and they require a hunter education class in that discipline (i.e. Bow Hunting), you can learn it here at home.
https://register-ed.com/programs/maryland/91-maryland-specialty-hunter-education-courses
That's true. Prohibited persons can hunt bow or muzzleloader.
DNR has bb guns that can be used for the live fire portion.
Anybody take a class that was "fun" and engaging? I know some of the material is boring and dry, but a lot of the experience boils down to the presenter.
There is a class at Lock Raven Trap & Skeet in September that is a possibility. Anybody have any experience there?
What does BCC IWLA stand for? I know the IWLA part, but does BCC mean Baltimore Carroll County? Drawing a complete blank on this one.
It was more than a decade ago , but Littlefoot44's class @ Waldorf Jaycee was actually good .
But cynically :
The minimum bottom line for a Hunter Safety Class is a piece of paper . I'm confident that you can teach her safety and sportsmanship at least as well as a median quality HS Class should have .
That's true. Prohibited persons can hunt bow or muzzleloader.
DNR has bb guns that can be used for the live fire portion.
That's a beautiful facility. I'm sure they do a great job.
he started bragging about having already killed 2 nine pointers this year with his bow and really not needing the course other than as a formality. Guessing he killed those bucks on a crop damage permit.
Just thought on this a little more and I am irked even more now. Why wouldn't pellet guns be offered for younger children? Last night, they said that they required three (3) shots from a .22lr at a target.
That is called poaching.
To get on a crop damage permit, one needs a DNR ID. To get the DNR ID, hunter education is a requirement.
BTW, most crop damage permits are for antlerless deer. It is a rarity that a crop damage permit is issued for antlered.
..... The more thought that goes into this, the more it appears Littlestown is the place for me. That or my own 100 acres somewhere.