Anyone thinking of bowhunting outside of PA you may need this course certification to get your license incertain states. If you would like more info you may PM me here (Chad AKA PA Hardwoods) or contact Bruce Houck of Clarence archery at the number below.
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[/align]This is a single day event.
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[/align]Date & Time: August 13, 2006 8a-5p
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[/align]Directions: Three Point Sportsmans Club is located in Clarence. Take I-80 to Exit 22 (Snow Shoe) and turn left off of the ramp onto Rt 144. Travel .8 miles to stop sign. Turn right and travel approximately 1.6 miles to Clarence Post Office. At Post Office turn right onto Pancake Rd. and travel 1.2 miles. The clubhouse is located on the right side of the road.
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[/align]Pre-Registration Required: Yes.
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[/align]Miscellaneous Information: There is a class fee of $18.00 that will be collected the day of the course.
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Location: Three Point Sportsmans Club
This event is 74 miles from you (17110).
8 AM - 5 PM


Contact: Bruce Houck
Phone: 814/387-6832

Certificates from other states like NY and Maryland are still good if it was a certified bowhunter safety class. When I used to teach classes with a different group closer to the PA line we continually got bowhunters from PA. They didn't give enough courses at the right times to meet everyones needs. We especially got them in spring classes when people were planning bear hunts to Canada and needed the certificates.

You mean if I wanted to hunt outside of Michigan, I need some certificate to use my bow.

Over here on the western side of the state those courses are real hard to come by. A shame really. They've got a ton for using snares in PA, but few for the bowhunter class.

I took the class years ago and I don't care if your a novice or a self proclaimed expert, if you go in with an open mind, you'll learn something....and many states require it so if you get the chance, attend...

thanks for bring it to our attention.

I took that class a few years ago...between my first and second years of hunting. I learned a ton.....I think I actually think I learned more there, than I did at the normal HTE course. It is definitally money/time well spent!

i agree with rybohunter.....i cant find one ANYWHERE on the western side of the state.....i was even considering driving a LITTLE ways...this will be my first year bowhunting and i heard the course is well worth taking....but i cant find one to take!!!!

Mauser... I'm not sure where you live, but you might consider finding one in Maryland. The thing is, in Maryland they're usually a 3 day course. They're usually nights from something like 6-9 for two days and then a Saturday session from 9-12 or 9-1. Maryland courses are recognized in all states and Canadian provinces.

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