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A Guide to Hunting Responsibly and Safely For Instructor Use Only TODAY’S HUNTER® a guide to hunting responsibly and safely Copyright © 2012 Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc., www.kalkomey.com For Instructor Use Only THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF FIREARM SAFETY 1. Watch that muzzle! Keep it pointed in a safe direction at all times. 2. Treat every firearm with the respect due a loaded gun. It might be, even if you think it isn’t. 3. Be sure of the target and what is in front of it and beyond it. Know the identifying features of the game you hunt. Make sure you have an adequate backstop— don’t shoot at a flat, hard surface or water. 4. Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until ready to shoot. This is the best way to prevent an acci- dental discharge. 5. Check your barrel and ammunition. Make sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions, and carry only the proper ammunition for your firearm. 6. Unload firearms when not in use. Leave actions open, and carry firearms in cases and unloaded to and from the shooting area. 7. Point a firearm only at something you intend to shoot. Avoid all horseplay with a gun. 8. Don’t run, jump, or climb with a loaded firearm. Unload a firearm before you climb a fence or tree, or jump a ditch. Pull a firearm toward you by the butt, not the muzzle. 9. Store firearms and ammunition separately and safely. Store each in secured locations beyond the reach of children and careless adults. 10. Avoid alcoholic beverages before and during shooting. Also avoid mind- or behavior-altering medicines or drugs. Copyright © 2012 Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc., www.kalkomey.com For Instructor Use Only TODAY’S HUNTER® a guide to hunting responsibly and safely Published by Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc ,. 14086 Proton Road, Dallas, TX 75244, 214-351-0461 . Printed in the U S. A. Copyright © 2012 by Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc . All rights reserved . No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any process without permission in writing from Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc . Effort has been made to make this publica- tion as complete and accurate as possible . All references contained in this publica- tion have been compiled from sources believed to be reliable, and to represent the best current opinion on the subject . Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc . is not responsible or liable for any claims, liabilities, damages, or other adverse effects or consequences to any person or property caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly from the application or use of the information contained in this publication . TH1111-P0712 JUDO is a registered trademark of Zwickey Archery, Inc . Pyrodex is a registered trademark of Hodgdon Powder Co ., Inc . TMA is a registered trademark of the Treestand Manufacturer's Association . www kalkomey. com. Equal opportunity to participate in and benefit from hunter education programs is available to all individuals without regard to their race, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap . Complaints of discrimination should be sent to the Office for Equal Opportunity, U S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Washington D C. 20240 . Photo & Illustration Credits U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Gary Kramer Spotted Skunk . 90 Woodland Caribou . 87 Lssr Prairie Chicken . 95 Whooping Crane . .102 Bald Eagle . 103 Striped Skunk . 90 Moose . 87 Ruffed Grouse . 95 Pronghorn . 87 Luther Goldman Common Gray Fox . 91 Mountain Lion . 88 Wilson’s (Common) Snipe 103 R. V. Shiver Peregrine Falcon . 104 River Otter . 92 Lynx . 88 Northern Harrier . 103 Ringtail . 92 Gray Wolf . 88 Barred Owl . 104 Bobcat . 88 Don Pfitzer Black-Tailed Jackrabbit . 93 Mountain Goat . 89 F. Eugene Hester © Ryan Hagerty Estrn Screech Owl . 104 Northern Bobwhite . 93 Grizzly Bear . 89 Eastern Gray American Crow . 95 Texas Parks & Wildlife Montezuma Quail . 94 American Beaver . 90 Squirrel . 90 Bob Hines White-Tailed Deer . 86 Mourning Dove . 94 Porcupine . 90 Illustrations reprinted from Hollingsworth Scaled Quail . 93 White-Winged Dove . 94 Red Squirrel . 90 Ducks At A Distance, Black Bear . .89 Bighorn Sheep . 87 Ring-Necked Pheasant . 95 Wolverine . 91 A Waterfowl Identification Guide Nutria . .91 Elk . 87 Wild Turkey . 95 Common Muskrat . 91 . .96-102 Red Fox . 91 Collared Peccary . 88 Brown Pelican . 103 Kit Fox . 91 Gambel’s Quail . 94 Coyote . 88 Golden Eagle . 103 Mink . 92 Don Baccus Photography © Common Barn Owl . 104 Long-Tailed Weasel . 92 Ed McCrea Common Raccoon . 89 Sandhill Crane . 102 Burrowing Owl . 104 Fisher . 92 Virginia Opossum . .93 Nine-Banded Armadillo . 89 John Foster American Badger . 90 Great Horned Owl . 104 Pine Marten . 92 William Janus American White Pelican . 103 Eastern Fox Squirrel . 90 Tom J. Ulrich© Rock Dove . 94 Eastern Cottontail Prairie Dog . 90 American Woodcock . 94 Rabbit . 93 Mule Deer . 86 Hog-Nosed Skunk . 90 Black-Tailed Deer . 87 Grtr Prairie Chicken . 95 © shutterstock.com/ U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service White-Tailed Buck Vava Vladimir Jovanovic White-Tailed Buck . back cover Shotguns . cover . copyright page Copyright © 2012 Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc., www.kalkomey.com For Instructor Use Only Page 2 Table of Contents The Ten Commandments Shotgun Shooting . 28 of Firearm Safety . inside front cover Matching Choke to Your Quarry . 28 Patterning Your Shotgun . 29 Chapter One: Introduction to Hunter Education Shotgun-Shooting Techniques . 29 How hunter education came about; goals and funding of hunter Leading the Target . 30 education today … Handgun Shooting . 31 Chapter One Learning Objectives . 4 Loading and Handling . 31 Why Hunter Education? . 4 Position and Grip . 31 Responsibility, Safety Skills, Sight Alignment . 31 Knowledge, and Involvement . 5 Aiming . 31 Hunter Education Funding Sources . 5 Shooting . 31 Chapter Two: Know Your Firearm Equipment Chapter Four: Basic Hunting Skills Parts of firearms and ammunition; how they operate … How to locate, find, or attract your prey; where to aim for a clean kill; the basics of field care of game … Chapter Two Learning Objectives . 6 What Is a Firearm? . 6 Chapter Four Learning Objectives . 32 Basic Parts of a Firearm . 6 Planning and Preparation . 32 Parts of a Bolt-Action Rifle . 7 Know Your Quarry . 32 Parts of a Pump-Action Shotgun . 8 Animal Characteristics . 33 Parts of a Handgun . 8 Hunting Strategies . 33 What Is Ammunition? . 9 Still Hunting . 33 Basic Components of Ammunition . 9 Stalking . 33 Rifle and Handgun Cartridges . 9 Posting . 34 Shotshells . 10 Ground Blinds . 34 Elevated Stands . 34 How a Firearm Works . 11 Game Calling . 34 Common Features of Firearms . 12 Driving . 34 Firearm Actions . 12 Flushing . 35 Safety Mechanisms . 14 Dogs . 35 Magazines . 14 Trapping . 35 Sights . 15 Vital Shots . 36 Differences Between Rifles, Shotguns, Where To Shoot . 36 and Handguns . 16 Choosing the Proper Shot Angle . 36 Rifling in the Rifle or Handgun Bore . 16 Approaching Downed Game . 37 A Rifle’s or Handgun’s Caliber . 17 Field Care of Game . 38 A Shotgun’s Gauge . 17 Field Care Basics . 38 Shotgun Choke and Shot String . 18 Transporting Game . 39 Match Firearms and Ammunition…Correctly! . 19 Know Your Firearm’s Range . 20 Chapter Five: Primitive Hunting Cleaning Your Firearm . 21 Equipment and Techniques Storing Your Firearm . 22 Parts of muzzleloaders and bowhunting equipment; how to safely handle, hold, aim, and fire these primitive sporting arms … Chapter Three: Basic Shooting Skills How to hold, aim, and fire rifles, shotguns, and handguns … Chapter Five Learning Objectives . 40 Know Your Muzzleloader . 40 Chapter Three Learning Objectives . 23 Basic Muzzleloader Safety and Skills . 41 Good Marksmanship and Accuracy . 23 Cleaning a Muzzleloader . 41 Know Your Accuracy Limits . 23 Loading a Muzzleloader . 42 Rifle Firing . 24 Unloading a Muzzleloader . 43 Sight Alignment . 24 Firing a Muzzleloader . 43 Dominant or Master Eye . 24 Know Your Bow and Arrow . 44 Sighting-In a Rifle . 25 Common Bow Types . 44 Sighting-In Procedure . 26 Stringing a Bow . 45 Rifle-Firing Techniques . 26 Parts of an Arrow . 45 Firing Positions . 27 Common Types of Arrowheads . 46 Copyright © 2012 Kalkomey Enterprises, Inc., www.kalkomey.com For Instructor Use Only Table of Contents / Page 3 Know Your Crossbow . 46 Chapter Eight: Preparation and Survival Skills Bowhunting Safety and Skills . 47 How to prepare for a safe hunting trip and deal with emergencies Bow Shooting Safety . 47 that may arise while hunting … Bow Shooting Position . 47 Chapter Eight Learning Objectives . 70 Nocking an Arrow . 48 Importance of Planning and Preparation . 70 Drawing and Anchoring the Bow . 48 Physical Conditioning . 71 Aiming the Bow . 49 Clothing . 71 Holding and Releasing the Bow . 49 Topographic Maps and Compasses . 72 Reading a Topographic Map . 72 Chapter Six: Be a Safe Hunter Selecting a Compass . 72 How to safely load and unload, transport, and carry firearms; Understanding Declination . 73 how to hunt safely … Plotting Your Progress . 73 Chapter Six Learning Objectives . 50 Survival Skills . 74 Why Firearm Safety Is Important . 50 Preparing a Shelter . 74 Firearm Safety in the Home . 50 Starting a Fire . 75 Hunting Incidents . 51 Signaling for Help . 75 Four Main Causes of Hunting.
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