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So after nearly a month of problems I finally got the manual, since I'm doing the internet option I have a few questions, the exercises I have to complete are those list of questions right?

I'm just curious because I need to know the minimum I have to print off, printer toner is expensive and I tend to misplace things.
 
If you read the manual and answer any of the questions in the manual, you will more than likely pass the exam.


Good luck


If you have the manual in PDF form, no need to print anything, just bring it up on your screen and read, write down your answers to the questions and then check if they are correct or not...
 
I have done this hunter safety just a couple of years ago and it was too easy not to pass, I got 97 points out of the 100. Just need to read the manual real good and you will be good to go. Also those instructors who take your final exam help you solve questions that you have difficulty with. I went with online option too, and passed the test online but you need to do it again with a local instructor as online one just gets you ready for the real exam.

I got a CD that had the entire book, but each section had questions, and it wasn't a PDF format type of book. it was just small screen that had questions and pictures. What I did was used snag it and copy and paste each page into a MS Word page so I can go back and refer to that question or page for my test. That's the only easy one I could find beside printing it which is not cheap.

It's a long book for sure and it will cost you if you are using an inkjet printer so use an image capture software to copy and paste. I don't know where you live but I am in Saskatchewan and that's how our hunter safety course goes.

Cheers!
 
just go to the coures listen to the guy and write the test no big deal most 12 years olds can pass it mine did .it is all common scents DUTCH
 
Can you do this test online in Ontario?

I want to do it, but the only local Hunter Ed courses near Thornhill seem to take place on Weekdays, which I can not get the time off work to make the classes.

Unless anybody knows where I can take the Hunter Ed course on the weekend, this online option seems like my best bet.
 
Kevin M. said:
Can you do this test online in Ontario?

I want to do it, but the only local Hunter Ed courses near Thornhill seem to take place on Weekdays, which I can not get the time off work to make the classes.

Unless anybody knows where I can take the Hunter Ed course on the weekend, this online option seems like my best bet.
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You can rake it at Al Flaherty's on the weekend. They don't do it every weekend so give them a call. Costs a bit more than everyone else, but it is convenient to have it done over a weekend.

Woody
 
Woody-to said:
You can rake it at Al Flaherty's on the weekend. They don't do it every weekend so give them a call. Costs a bit more than everyone else, but it is convenient to have it done over a weekend.

Woody
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Thanks, I just sent them an email checking if they have space on next weekends course.

Hopefully it gets me off my butt from over a year of putting the course off.

Cheers! :)
 
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