Well I have another iron in the fire

As of today, I am a certified Kentucky Hunter Education Instructor. I even go an orange that that says so. Looking forward to doing some teaching.

Congrats Timmy T.:)

Yes...good work Tim. That's great!

[QUOTE=Tim_T;441448]As of today, I am a certified Kentucky Hunter Education Instructor. I even go an orange that that says so. Looking forward to doing some teaching.[/QUOTE]

Congratulations, and thank you for taking on such an important role. I've done it and it is a very rewarding position. Many are needed in this area around Ft Knox.

Tom, that is our area around Ft. Knox and we have some classes coming up nearby. March 3-5 at Knob Creek gun Range, April 7-9 at Chickasaw Archery Club in Shepherdsville. There are also a couple of others at Knob Creek and at least one in E-town. If you need to know when any of these are happening let me know. I have a schedule for this entire year.

Hey Scooter,

Austin needs this but with us living in Indiana, can he come to KY & take the class?

Just sayin,

Jason

Oh yeah, congratulations by the way.

Yes he can Jason, and I would recommend it. The state of Indiana is looking to do away with the live fire portion of their Hunters education program. If this happens, the IHEA will no longer recognize their card, which means the Indiana course would not be recognized anywhere but Indiana. Bring him on over.

Congrats my brutha from another mutha. If I shoot somebody do I fail the test???

I took mine many and I do mean many years ago at the Jefferson Co Sportsman club. Had to have one to hunt at any quota hunts here in the state. Which reminds me of this very humerous story while we were taking our test. My buddies and I elected to shoot a pump shotgun and some clays they were kicking out of a little ground thrower. We were cocky show offs and wanted to show some rookies how to shoot. About five people in front of me was a fella that acted a little nervous. Why he didn't choose archery or the 22 rimfire is beyond me.

The line moves along and he gets his turn. The instructor would hand the person one shell and it was their responsibility to chamber the shell ensure the gun be handled safely and keep the safety on until it was time to shoot at the clay. The instructor was standing to the left of this individual and slightly behind him. Everything was going great, until................wait for it..............this guy spins around with the barrell at waist level and says where is the safety on this thing. He litterally pointed the barrel right at the mid section of the instructor. The Instructor grabbed the barrel pushing it up in the air vertically and said please let go of the gun sir. The guy argued and wanted to know why he failed, and said ''What's the big deal, I wasn't going to shoot ya''. After the shock wore off we all laughed so hard almost pissed myself......

[QUOTE=Tim_T;441657]Tom, that is our area around Ft. Knox and we have some classes coming up nearby. March 3-5 at Knob Creek gun Range, April 7-9 at Chickasaw Archery Club in Shepherdsville. There are also a couple of others at Knob Creek and at least one in E-town. If you need to know when any of these are happening let me know. I have a schedule for this entire year.[/QUOTE]

Hey Mr. Ugly Dude,

Can you email me a schedule.

[email][email protected][/email]

So Mark...Bobby Knight was trying to learn about how to handle a shootin thingy...:p;)
Did he start yelling and toss a chair??

[QUOTE=DJD;441913]So Mark...Bobby Knight was trying to learn about how to handle a shootin thingy...:p;)
Did he start yelling and toss a chair??[/QUOTE]

LOL, Naw this guy did gripe awhile though. He really thought the instructor was making a big deal out of it, Geeze, it was a safety course, with the key word there being ''SAFETY''