California Hunter Education
Train2besafe.com

Students have a choice of attending a traditional Hunter Education
course or an "On-Line" course where most of the study is complet-
ed on a computer but still requires a four hour classroom session.  
Both courses are taught by California State Certified instructors.

                                 Topics covered include:

Ethics & Hunter Responsibility              Wildlife Management
Firearms - Rifle, Pistols & Shotguns             Muzzleloading
   Firearms Safety & Handling                      Bowhunting
      Hunting Regulations                          Wildlife Identification
       Survival & First Aid                                 
 Game Care
All of the information needed to pass the course will be provided
during the class.  Students are required to attend the entire course
and pass a written examination to obtain a Hunter Education
Completion Certificate.  Most courses also include a live fire
exercise with .22 caliber rifles.

In a continued effort to reduce firearm accidents, the State of
California requires all first time resident hunters, regardless of age,
to complete hunter education training or pass a comprehensive
equivalency test before purchasing a hunting license.

The California Department of Fish and Game conducts training
throughout the state. Each year approximately 30,000 students
complete the state’s ten-hour minimum hunter education course.
Statistics show hunter education training is a success.
Courses normally held monthly.  Preregistration is required as
space is limited.

Registration for the course is handled by
Reed's Indoor Range

Class fee:  $20.00 per person for traditional course
                 $15.00 per person for "On-line" Course
                 ("On-line" course also requires a $1
9.50 website fee)

To register for a course in Greeley Hill, please call Bill Tidwell at
209-878-3056 or e-mail him at bill@train2besafe.com.
 Master Instructor
       Bill Tidwell