Hunters Safety Course Question

[Cannon Fodder]

Does anyone know how the courses are scheduled? Is it up to the volunteer's schedule or does TWRA sort of dictate a schedule?

Thanks.

[ShaunM]

Maybe a combo of both.

[Cannon Fodder]

Hmm, maybe I need to send TWRA an email. I have a few people with me at work that wouldn't mind going through it along with one guy's two daughters. Maybe I could conjure up a few more people if there is a minimum.

On another note, I bought a new compound bow today. But I think it is bad form for your shoulder to pop out of place mid-draw test firing it. It has really been a long time since I shot a bow, 15+ years, so I have lost a lot of the muscle up there.

[Guest Jo7hs2]

Couldn't hurt to call. I did a few weeks back and got a tipoff that a new online field day was going to be listed that day. If you don't, they won't know there is a need, and may wait until they normally run the class again.

[gregintenn]

Ask your local game warden. If you have several wanting to take it, he might be willing to do one just for you. I don't know how they all are, but our game warden, Mr. Jim Dooley, seems to enjoy teaching them.

[Louisb]

Volunteers schedule courses as they have time.

TWRA has some of the course online and final portion is scheduled to be held at Ellington Ag.

Local wildlife officer may also schedule one as his schedule allows.

During deer season may not be he best time to expect to find one.

There is always a course being scheduled somewhere so it will pay to check the TWRA web site.