Der Treffpunkt Jagd – Für Jäger und Jagdhundefreunde
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Passed the hunter's exam, got your hunting license, what...
Two broad categories can be used to categorize the hunting community: One category consists of young hunters who learn to hunt at a very young age and get their hunting license in their teens, either from hunting families or through family members.
The second category, which is the one we wish to survey, consists of people who only start active hunting in their later years due to time constraints imposed by employment and family obligations.
However, the issue of hunting opportunities comes up after the numerous obstacles have been cleared, the hunter's exam has been completed, and the necessary equipment has been bought.
Many recreational activities are very straightforward: I can play skat if I join the skat club; I can learn to row in a community setting if I join the rowing club; and I can join the hunting club after passing the hunter's exam, but this membership is not always associated with the chance to hunt or training as a practical hunter.
During their exam preparation, hunting license candidates at hunting schools now highlight the difficulty of getting started for those who have never hunted before.
However, how should novices be introduced to active hunting, in your opinion?
What advice can accomplished novices give to inexperienced hunters who are just starting out in their hunt and don't have any contacts?
What made your instructor successful, and how did you find him?
If so, are these entry-level ideas successful? Do any hunting groups provide these newcomers with hunting chances within their catchment area?
Do you think that training hunting dogs or learning to blow the hunting horn are promising approaches to start hunting actively?
What adjustments do you believe hunting groups should make to better encourage novice hunters to engage in active hunting?
Does anyone among the young hunters have a narrative that they would want to share about how they went from being a young hunter to a successfully trained hunter?
We eagerly await your thoughts and input.
So I'll be playing my favorite rhythm platform Geometry Dash game that trains my quick reflexes and patience for successful hunts.
