Just be careful that you don't shoot your friend or yourself accidentally. Buddy! http://animalrights.about.com/od/wildlife/f/HuntingAccident.htm Just be careful that you don't shoot your friend or yourself accidentally. Buddy! [quote]According to the International Hunter Education Association, approximately 1,000 people in the US and Canada are accidentally shot by hunters every year, and just under a hundred of those accidents are fatalities. Most victims are hunters, but non-hunters are also sometimes killed or injured. Although some other forms of recreation cause more fatalities, hunting is one of the few activities that endangers the entire community, and not just the willing participants.[/quote]

I took the hunter safety course in well aware of what not and what to do

I am relieved. A weight has been lifted off my chest and I can finally exhale. Tell that to the 100 people who died this year from hunting accidents. One day they were just walking through the woods and enjoying nature. The next thing they were trying to hold in their guts.

This problem is solved by hunting on privately owned land. We recently went around all the borders of our ridge and put up new signs to keep strangers out of the land. And you know what it means if there are no strangers! Since there are no strangers this eliminates the risk of a dumbass shooting me while I'm a orange vest

Just because you put up some redneck signs doesn't mean a stranger won't stumble in by accident. What if the person needed your help or was being chased by wild animals or wild people. Shit happens. Thats why its called an Accident.