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Main Themes: Importance of CORE Hunter Education: The CORE (Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education) course is mandatory for anyone wishing to hunt in British Columbia. It emphasizes responsible and ethical hunting practices, wildlife conservation, and safety in the field. Hunting Regulations in BC: The course covers essential aspects of BC hunting regulations, including bag limits, possession limits, legal hunting methods, species identification, and licensing requirements. Understanding these regulations is crucial for legal and ethical hunting. Wildlife Management and Conservation: The materials emphasize the importance of understanding wildlife populations, habitat, carrying capacity, and the role of hunting in wildlife management. Field Dressing and Game Meat Care: Practical skills like field dressing, avoiding game meat spoilage, and proper transportation techniques are addressed. Firearms Safety: Safe firearm handling, storage, and transportation are paramount. The practical firearms handling examination requires demonstrating safe practices. Survival and First Aid: Basic wilderness survival skills, first aid knowledge, and the importance of preparedness are highlighted. Accessibility of Free Study Materials: BC Firearms Academy offers free online study materials, including chapter quizzes, practice tests, flashcards, and FAQs, making it easier for aspiring hunters to prepare for the CORE exam. Most Important Ideas/Facts:

Main Themes: Importance of CORE Hunter Education: The CORE (Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education) course is mandatory for anyone wishing to hunt in British Columbia. It emphasizes responsible and ethical hunting practices, wildlife conservation, and safety in the field. Hunting Regulations in BC: The course covers essential aspects of BC hunting regulations, including bag limits, possession limits, legal hunting methods, species identification, and licensing requirements. Understanding these regulations is crucial for legal and ethical hunting. Wildlife Management and Conservation: The materials emphasize the importance of understanding wildlife populations, habitat, carrying capacity, and the role of hunting in wildlife management. Field Dressing and Game Meat Care: Practical skills like field dressing, avoiding game meat spoilage, and proper transportation techniques are addressed. Firearms Safety: Safe firearm handling, storage, and transportation are paramount. The practical firearms handling examination requires demonstrating safe practices. Survival and First Aid: Basic wilderness survival skills, first aid knowledge, and the importance of preparedness are highlighted. Accessibility of Free Study Materials: BC Firearms Academy offers free online study materials, including chapter quizzes, practice tests, flashcards, and FAQs, making it easier for aspiring hunters to prepare for the CORE exam. Most Important Ideas/Facts:

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Biggest dream: accomplished. After 3.5 years of hustling, pitching, and persistence since moving to Charleston, I’ve finally landed a byline in Garden & Gun Magazine, LLC—a publication I’ve admired for over a decade. It took countless ideas and near misses, but my first article is officially live. For Garden & Gun, I wrote about seven Southern sporting estates where you can shoot helice, the closest thing to live bird shooting. To everyone chasing their dream byline—keep pitching, keep believing, and never stop showing up. The hard work pays off! https://lnkd.in/er6zzeCi

In the wild arena of life, witness the brave bull surrounded by lions, facing a daunting challenge. But wait! Just when things seem bleak, another bull charges in like the cavalry, ready to fend off the ferocious felines. It's a reminder that even in life's bullrings, it helps to have someone in your corner—preferably with horns and a fearless attitude! So, do you have a "bull" in your life who'd charge in to rescue you when the going gets tough, or are you more of a lone ranger facing the lions solo? Question to the audience: Who's your "bull" that you can count on to come to your rescue in times of trouble? 🐂🦁🤔 #BullRescue, #SupportSystem, #FriendshipGoals, #InYourCorner, #LoyalFriends, #RescueMission, #WildLifeLessons, #TeamworkWins, #StrengthInNumbers, #AnimalRescue, #TrustYourTribe, #FacingChallenges, #WildNature, #FriendshipBond, #StrengthInFriendship, Disclaimer: This video and its content are the copyright of their respective owners. No copyright infringement is intended.

New blog post: "We don't know much—but this we do know" In response to Saturday's alarming events in Butler, PA, I've written a piece reflecting on what we know, what we don't, and the broader implications for gun policy in America. AR-15s aren't for hunting deer. They're for hunting people. And they're everywhere. It's time we faced facts about guns in America. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gcJvtGWu #GunControl #PublicSafety

No matter the trail you're on, the 110 Trail Hunter Lite is ready to go. Check out this review from Outdoor Life to learn more about this all-around rifle that's great for almost any hunt. Read the review: http://ms.spr.ly/6045otdfl

My latest article delves into the use of the falconry exemption within section 6 of Schedule 1 of the Hunting Act 2004 with regards to the case of R v Adams appeal against conviction. Unreported, Cambridge Crown Court, 9 May 2019. We also explore the key distinguishing features between the Hunting Act 2004 and the Hunting with Dogs (Scotland) Act 2023 and how the Scottish legislation has concreted over the ability to the circumvent the law using the falconry exemption as a smokescreen for illegal hunting.

#ICYMI Check out our First Peoples Law Report! This week’s edition includes emergency management, healthcare, water protection, hunting and more @ https://buff.ly/3WZrx7s

If you're a Pennsylvania hunter, it's important to be aware of when baiting is and isn't allowed. Violating Pennsylvania Game Law can result in fines and even a possible loss of hunting privileges . For more on baiting in Pennsylvania, check out our blog: https://buff.ly/4aVdy7z