Videos tagged with Hunter Education

This video highlights the critical role of firearm and ammunition manufacturers in funding wildlife conservation through excise taxes, primarily via the Pitman-Robertson Act. It emphasizes how this legislation, in place since 1937, has generated billions for conservation efforts, supporting wildlife management programs and outdoor recreation. Manufacturers like Henry Repeating Arms are presented as key partners in this successful public-private model.

The NRA offers a free, comprehensive online hunter education course recognized by Kansas, designed to teach safe and responsible firearm use for all ages. The program, originating in 1949, has evolved into a state-of-the-art digital format. The NRA also supports youth programs and partners with organizations like Outdoor Mentors to provide hunting opportunities for young people, addressing challenges like urban centralization and lack of access to land. The growth of high school and college clay target programs is also highlighted as a positive trend in youth engagement with shooting sports.

This YouTube video focuses on a youth turkey hunt, emphasizing that such hunts can be challenging. While the title explicitly mentions youth turkey hunting, it doesn't specify any firearms, calibers, or manufacturers. The core theme revolves around the difficulties and experiences of young hunters pursuing turkeys, suggesting a focus on the activity of hunting rather than the technical aspects of firearms or gear.

This video highlights the critical role of the Pittman-Robertson Act in funding wildlife conservation efforts, specifically focusing on elk restoration and management in Pennsylvania. It explains how excise taxes on firearms and ammunition provide consistent funding for state agencies to conduct vital projects like habitat restoration, hunter education, and wildlife population monitoring. The content emphasizes the economic and cultural significance of elk populations and the agency's commitment to responsible resource management.

This video explores the personal significance of a first hunting experience, emphasizing its emotional and formative aspects for individuals. It highlights how hunting connects people to their roots and can be a deeply individual journey. The description includes relevant hashtags and links to NSSF resources, promoting hunting and responsible gun ownership.

This video focuses on duck hunting and provides advice on duck calling techniques, specifically addressing a common mistake that callers make. While the title and description do not mention any specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers, the context of duck hunting implies the use of shotguns for this activity. The content aims to improve a hunter's success in the field by refining their calling skills.

This mini-documentary follows Nina Roulac's first-time hunting experience, challenging her preconceived notions about hunting. The video highlights her journey into becoming a proud hunter, emphasizing the "field to fork" aspect and likely involving mentorship and the #PlusOneMovement. It's presented by the NSSF, aiming to promote hunting and responsible firearm ownership.

This YouTube video promotes a "Long Range Hunter Course" offered by Ghost Firearms Training in Templeton, PA, scheduled for September 27-28, 2024. The description highlights Ghost FT's decade of experience in precision long-range courses, their recognition as a top ten program nationally for two consecutive years, and an instructor's nomination for a 2023 Firearms Instructor of the Year Gundie award at Shot Show. Viewers are directed to the provided website for more details and registration.

This video promotes a comprehensive Hunter Preparation Class held in a lodge in Utah. The class covers essential hunting skills such as tag selection, scouting, weapon selection, land navigation, animal harvesting, and butchering. It caters to both beginners and experienced hunters. An optional guided cow elk hunt is also offered as an add-on to the preparation class. A link is provided for sign-ups.

This video features Spencer Berns of G3 Outfitters discussing the opportunities available for muzzleloader hunting in New Mexico and Arizona. He shares insights into muzzleloader operation and how the LRU (Long Range Unlimited) system can assist guides in setting up hunters for success. The description also promotes Gunwerks' YouTube channel for content on long-range shooting, techniques, and ballistics.

Ghost Firearms Training LLC offers advanced long-range shooting classes, emphasizing practical application with life-sized AR500 animal targets from Impact Precision. Their curriculum is designed to take shooters from basic marksmanship to hitting targets at 1,000 yards on day one, particularly for hunters seeking to improve their field accuracy. The 'Long Range for Hunters' class in September will feature nine such targets.