Hunter Education
I spent a good portion of the morning of my 29th birthday on my back inching beneath a fence while a preteen boy stood above me struggling to keep the muzzles of two shotguns pointed toward heaven. It was the final day of hunter education. Over the next several months I will document my experiences learning to hunt.
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Rylan Stemm, 12, scoots under a fence on Aug. 18, 2018 while practicing how to safely walk and navigate while carrying a gun. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW.
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Caden Gail, 12, (left) accepts a gun from a fellow classmate Saturday Aug. 18, 2018. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
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Students practice shooting shotguns on Aug. 18, 2018 while instructor Shawn Oeser (left) watches. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW.
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Rylan Stemm, 12, listens as a volunteer hunter's education instructor gives directions during exercises on Saturday Aug 18, 2018. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW.
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A group of hunters education students practice walking through a field on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018. The field-exercises were the final section of a week-long class. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW.
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Rylan Stemm, 12, keeps the muzzle of his shotgun pointed toward heave on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018. Stemm spent Saturday practicing gun safety and hunting skills he learned in a week long hunter's education program. ELI FRANCOVICH/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW.
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