How do I get into hunting for the first time

[Mazin]

Once you get into a hunter safety course you'll be good to go. You literally learn everything to learn.

Don't ever Misquote a member like that again, are you a spammer or just here to sell Bow strings?
ETA: ahh makes sense little shop in Ohio, yea don't think you'll be getting any customers here, good try but just wait for the hammer......it's coming

Below was my OP from the first page.

I will echo getting your hunters safety class done then I'd say start small with bird and small game. There's a SWA in Hudson that I have smoked a few ducks and it's not a 3hr drive. Post up when you get your class done and I'm sure someone will chime in with some learning opportunities for you to take advantage of.

[rondog]

Once you get into a hunter safety course you'll be good to go. You literally learn everything to learn.

Wow. Now THERE'S a steamin' load o' bullshit.....

[kawiracer14]

Don't ever Misquote a member like that again, are you a spammer or just here to sell Bow strings?

Below was my OP from the first page.

Both His posts are editing someone's quote and adding the Bow String Bullshit in.

BAN HIM!!!

[ray1970]

Both His posts are editing someone's quote and adding the Bow String Bullshit in.

BAN HIM!!!

+1

[kawiracer14]

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[CO Hugh]

Background: Have never been hunting before. Didn't grow up around guns, got into them a few years ago. Don't really have any friends around here that hunt either.

So I take hunter safety and then what? Should I pay to go on a guided hunt the first time or two to figure out what the hell I'm doing? Seems like an expensive way to get into the sport...

CPWs Novice Hunter program: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...ewform?c=0&w=1


http://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/Hunting.aspx


http://us10.campaign-archive2.com/?u...0&e=4880f45204