Mailing:
PO Box 82
Jaffrey, NH 03452
Club Grounds:
Route 202 West
P'boro/Jaffrey Line
603.532.7306
Hunter Education & Bowhunter EducationMonadnock Rod & Gun Club is proud to have both a Hunter Education Team, as well as a Bowhunter Education Team. Both teams are certified teachers through the New Hampshire Fish & Game Dept, and teach the state programs. During the year classes are held before each season for both Hunter and Bowhunter Education. There is always something to learn about firearm safety, game management, survival techniques and compass use... no matter your age or experience. Our classroom demographics range from young children to adults in their late 70's! Hunter EducationThe Hunter Education Team schedules classes just before spring turkey season and before the fall rifle season. This allows new sportspeople just taking the classes a chance to practice what they learned while it is still fresh in the mind. The following is the schedule of the two seasonal classes. Please contact the Chief Instructor Paul Mercier if you have questions. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no pre-reigistration. You may email him at HunterEd@mrgci.com . Classes are $5.00 and includes a materials packet for you to keep.
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No Failures!
Did you know that the Hunter Education Class held in Jaffrey by our team has never had a failure? Why is that? The teaching techniques used in our classroom involve and invite everyone to participate. We also developed our class scheduling in such a way that students have a full week to study and fully mentally envelop the concepts and ideas taught in class as well shown in the provided materials. With close to 1200 students having taken our class without a failure... we figure we must be doing something right!
"The only stupid question is one not asked!" - Paul Mercier, Chief Instructor, Monadnock Rod & Gun Club
Hunter Ed OnlineNew to Hunter & Bowhunter Ed this year is the option to take the "book learning" section of the course online. Then, it is necessary to
schedule and take the "Field" portion of the class in order to complete the course for certification.
The "Field" work includes live fire on a rifle range, and some
orienteering-type excersizes.
Thus far in 2010, we are offering the "Field" portion of the Hunter Ed class on September 18th at 8am here on the Club grounds.