Hunting Guide School Training For That Hunting Guide Job

Hunting Guide School
Bearpaw Outfitters - Quality Hunts For Over 30 Years

A Different Kind Of Guide School......Students Get Real Guiding Experience With Seasoned Guides During Hunting Season

Meet The Staff

Montana Pronghorn Antelope Hunting Guides And Outfitters

Dale Denney, Antelope Hunt

Washington Whitetail Deer Hunting Guides

Tara Denney, Whitetail Deer

Washington Bear Hunting Outfitters And Guides

Anthony Neidlinger, Bear Hunts

Idaho Archery Elk Hunting in Camp or Lodge

Nick Simpkins, Archery Elk Hunt

Brian Denney, Cougar Hunting

John Nerdin, Turkey Hunting

Ray Doppenberg, Elk Hunting

Guide School Activities Guide School Info \| Guide School Activities \| Guide School Schedule The Bearpaw Hunting Guide School teaches and prepares students to enter the outfitting industry in a "Hunting Guide Position" by using "Hands-On" Training Methods during hunting seasons. Students participate in "Real-Life" hunting and guiding scenarios in the field. (Activities to be experienced, but not necessarily in this order). Personal Introductions - Q&A Job Placement In The Industry - Writing A Resume - Contacting Potential Employers - Follow Through Laws and Regulations - Land-Use Rules and Regulations - State and Federal Game Laws - Guiding and Outfitting Laws Safety And Survival - Clothing Types And Dressing Smart - Sharing Your Daily Plan With Others - First Aid And Hypothermia - Compass, Map Reading, Waypoints - Understanding GPS - Fire Starting - Making Emergency Shelters - Necessary Items In A Guide's Pack - Additional Items For Your Pack - Pack Weight And Condensing Contents - Verifying Client Preparedness - Awareness Of Client's Physical Condition Personal Conduct - Meeting And Introducing Yourself To Clients - Professionalism, Do’s and Don’ts - Watching And Reading Your Client - Handling Successes And Failures Camps And Equipment - Campsite Selection - Choosing Equipment And Arranging Camp - Supplies, Cleaning, And Maintenance - Comfort and Concerns For Clients and Employees - Keeping A Daily Camp Log - Camp Teardown And Equipment Care - Leave No Trace, Remove Evidence of Use - Leave Campsites Cleaner Than You Found Them - Organizing Equipment For Storage Shooting Skills - Picking Caliber And Weapon For The Hunt - Bullet And Arrow Ballistics Training - Sighting Weapons - Kill Zones And Shot Placement - Understanding Weapon Capabilities - Long Range Shooting - Shooting Your Weapon(s) Off-Road Driving - Driving Manual Transmission Trucks - Driving Automatic Transmission Trucks - Navigating Slick or Treacherous Terrain - Avoiding Getting Stuck - Winching And Hi-Lift Jacking - Getting Unstuck From Various Situations - Chaining Up Tires - Differences Between Mud And Snow Driving - ATV Riding And Safety Identifying Game And Judging Trophy Quality - Antelope - Bear - Cougar/Bobcat/Predators - Elk - Moose - Mule Deer - Turkey & Upland Birds - Whitetail Hunting Techniques - Noise And Scent Control - Scouting Techniques - Spotting and Judging Game Sign - Analyzing Game Movement - Determine How To Hunt Where Sign Is Found - Calling Techniques - Waterholes, Travel Routes, Feeding Areas - Tree Stands, Setup, Use, And Safety - Natural Ground Blinds - Pop-Up Ground Blinds - Vantage Points And Glassing - Still Hunting - When And How To Do Drives - Discuss Horse Care, Saddling, Riding - Discuss Packing With Decker's and Sawbucks - Path of Least Resistance - Maintaining Energy And Motivation Executing The Hunt - Introduction to Guiding (Guide, Student, Hunters) - Accompany A Guide On A Hunt - Using Binoculars And Spotting Scopes - Knowing What To Look For When Glassing Game - Explaining The Location Of Game You Have Spotted - Planning Stalks, Playing The Wind, Getting In Range - Range Finding And Figuring Shot Placement - Setting Up And Knowing When To Shoot - Analyzing The Shot And Reaction Of The Animal - Following Up After The Shot - Tracking and Blood Trailing - Knowing How Far To Track - Setting Up and Taking Trophy Photos - Field Dressing, Skinning, Quartering, Caping Game - Methods Of Game Retrieval Review, Testing, Graduation - Review What You Have Learned - Testing And Review Of Incorrect Answers - Graduation And Certification Guide School Info \| Guide School Activities \| Guide School Schedule	"Hands On" Guiding Experience
	Effective Glassing and Spotting
	Map Reading and Survival
	Deciding When To Take The Shot
	Field Dressing Techniques
	Off-Road Driving In Remote Country

Email: info@bearpawoutfitters.com Phone (509) 684-6294

Bearpaw Outfitters, 345 Hwy 20E #A, Colville, WA 99114

Insured - Bonded - Licensed - Idaho #9453 - Montana #10651 - Utah #7549402-7500 - Washington #60033744

Operating under permits by Caribou National Forest, Idaho State Lands, and the Bureau of Land Management.

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