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Old 05-03-2018, 08:01 AM
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To the OP - it is a good idea to think about and research matters before going hunting, as you have done. Getting instruction/training is also a great idea. If you have not already done so taking an NRA Hunter Safety course would be a first step, and undoubtedly if you want to pursue further courses or individual instruction someone at the course can steer you in the right direction. Learning basic terminology and firearms handling is a great idea.

Along these lines, reading up on hunting (since you have 1-2 years until you intend to go) would be a good idea. Here is a good start, written by a prominent and still-active hunter and firearms authority:




I'm sure you'll find more educational opportunities starting from here. Good luck!
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