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$ ICM Kl+ A Publication of North Country Independent Living Volume 24, Issue 4 Fall 2015Hunting Season Pointers by John NousaineWe all know hunting season is just around the corner and venison tastes good!

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1. Always wear appropriate safety gear, including a hunter orange vest or hat to ensure visibility to other hunters.
2. Familiarize yourself with the hunting area and be aware of any potential hazards, such as steep terrain or bodies of water.
3. Handle firearms with care and always assume they are loaded. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times.
4. Be aware of your surroundings and never shoot at movement or sounds without clearly identifying your target.
5. Follow all state and local hunting regulations, including obtaining required licenses and permits.
6. Communicate your hunting plans with someone else, so they know where you will be and when you are expected to return.
7. Take breaks and stay hydrated to avoid fatigue, which can impair judgment and reaction times.
8. Be mindful of weather conditions and dress appropriately to stay warm, dry, and protected from the elements.
9. Respect the wildlife and practice ethical hunting by only taking shots within your skill level and aiming for quick, humane kills.
10. Stay alert and be prepared for emergency situations. Carry a first aid kit and know how to use it, and also have a method of communication in case of emergencies.

Who needs stay safe in hunting?

1. Anyone who participates in hunting activities needs to stay safe. This includes both experienced hunters and beginners.
2. Hunters need to prioritize their safety to prevent accidents, injuries, or even fatalities.
3. It is especially important for novice hunters to familiarize themselves with hunting safety practices and guidelines.
4. Additionally, individuals who accompany hunters or engage in activities near hunting areas, such as hikers or campers, should also be aware of hunting safety to protect themselves.
5. Overall, anyone involved or present in hunting environments can benefit from practicing and promoting stay safe in hunting.

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What is stay safe in hunting?

Stay safe in hunting refers to following safety guidelines and regulations while engaging in hunting activities to prevent accidents and injuries.

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Anyone who is participating in hunting activities is required to follow safety protocols and guidelines to stay safe.

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To fill out stay safe in hunting, individuals need to familiarize themselves with safety rules, regulations, and guidelines provided by hunting authorities.

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The purpose of stay safe in hunting is to ensure the safety of hunters, prevent accidents, and promote responsible hunting practices.

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Information such as hunting location, equipment used, any incidents or near misses, and compliance with safety regulations must be reported on stay safe in hunting.