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Cartridges and Arrows

Newsletter for hunter education, bowhunter education and shooting range volunteers.

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Cartridges and Arrows, May-August 2012

Featuring: 2011 Missouri State Hunter/Bowhunter Education Instructor of the Year Award Winners More

Cartridges and Arrows, January-April 2012

Featuring: 2012 A Year of Celebrations More

Cartridges and Arrows, September-December 2011

Featuring: Missouri Hunting Heritage Foundation. More

Cartridges and Arrows, May-August 2011

Featuring: 2010 Missouri State Hunter/Bowhunter Education Instructor of the Year Award Winners. More

Cartridges and Arrows, January-April 2011

Featuring: Taking the Reins More

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  • Become a Hunter Education Instructor

    If you are interested in helping your community, consider becoming a Hunter Education Instructor. Call Rob Garver, Outdoor Skills Specialist at the Northeast Regional Office, for more information. Reach him at (660) 785-2420.

  • Volunteers Dedicated to Hunter Safety

    As I sat at the awards ceremony honoring central Missouri’s volunteer hunter education instructors this week, I was struck by the great sense of good will and commitment they share.

  • Why Volunteer for Hunter Education?

    “If all my hours of volunteering prevent one hunting accident, then it’s worth it. Plus, I have a group of instructors that work with me and together we make it happen." Mark Burns, 2008 Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor Award winner.

  • Act now to avoid hunter education rush

    Hunting season is near, and classes fill up early.

  • Keeping Our Outdoor Heritage Alive

    Brisk autumn air is finally here! In the next few months, hundreds of thousands of Missourians will be taking to the woods and fields to enjoy it in all sorts of ways.

  • Educating Hunters

    Adults and children alike can be schooled in the ancient sport.

  • MDC adds hunter ed course in Scott County

    MDC adds Hunter Ed course at Sikeston Elks Lodge in Scott County.

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