New to hunting

[rackman]

Nice to hear of a new hunter good luck

[Useless]

For hunting crown land I would take a walk around and see who's hunting there before starting to hunt it yourself. Some people may hunt the same spot a for years and other hunters generally respect each others "areas". It would also be a good way to meet a local mentor.

[JMatthews]

unless you have a record that would prevent you from obtaining a firearm, I would strongly advise you to consider doing both courses. there are one-stop courses offered and it is very likely that at some point down the road you will reconsider hunting with a firearm.

I agree with Waftrudnir. Take both courses and then you'll be able to expand you hunting in the future. These can be taken together over a weekend.

[K9-Kit]

I will be taking both courses. And my buddies father owns good hunting land in Fort Erie.

[baby123]

Silverdale gun club offers the courses that you want..It is over a weekend..it is not far from St. Kitts

[K9-Kit]

Silverdale isn't far from me at all. I just checked and it's all booked up. I might call to see if they have a long list of stand-bys

[Mateo]

Silverdale isn't far from me at all. I just checked and it's all booked up. I might call to see if they have a long list of stand-bys

Hey K9,

Were you able to take the courses yet? If so have you applied for the hunting license yet? I'm currently applying and have a few questions. If you could help I would greatly appreciate it.

Cheers

[K9-Kit]

I unfortunately have not taken the courses as of yet. I missed out this season due to filled up courses. I am still looking into doing it in the near future. Please let me know how you made out. I might have some questions for you in the future.

[Mateo]

Hey K9. I seem to have done everything application wise now. So whenever I can help let me know.

Cheers mate