Attention Hunters! Hunting season is quickly approaching, in some cases it may already be here. Let’s go over some helpful safety rules.

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Attention Hunters! Hunting season is quickly approaching, in some cases it may already be here. Let’s go over some helpful safety rules.

òNever allow debris to collect in the barrel of your weapon. òDon’t fire at a movement, a noise, a flash of color or into a rustling bush. òNever take a hasty shot - Be sure of your target. HUNTING SAFETY

Aim To Be òNever attempt to cross a fence, ditch or other obstacle while holding a loaded weapon. òAlways treat your weapon as if it were loaded. òCheck your local laws to see if a hunter’s safety course is required. SAFE !