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Originally Posted by Seahawk
I am on board because that is what I do before anyone gets to hunt my farm. Hunters should qualify: You can buy the weapon, own it, get good with it, then prove you are astute enough to employ it hunting. Just like a car.
We are down to four folks that have been here hunting for almost 20 years. Good group. My son earned his way in.
Shooting an animal evokes more emotion than most folks are willing to deal with and it shows.
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Agreed and it was the same rule in our house. No deer hunting here but if you wanted to hunt duck/geese/dove with my dad you had to qualify 25/25 at the skeet range first. Knowing when you have them zeroed prevents a lot of winged birds flying away to die a slow death.
Skill matters.