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HUNTING ТАКE A KID HUNTING! BY CARL BURNETT HUNTING E FISHING NEW ZEALAND, RICHMOND Carl Burnett ne of the great things about hunting is that it tends to be them comfortable. They can now be fully kitted out in the type of clothing you I intergenerational. There are so many things to learn to be a successful will be wearing yourself, including waders and rain gear. All the while you will be hunter and it's easy to take many of them for granted. Humans have relied on the ability to hunt to survive for thousands of years, so it is no surprise that even kids brought up in an urban environment, have a deep inherited desire to venture out, and an instinct to hunt, fish and gather. Don't get me wrong, some don't, but the sad thing these days is that many kids never get the opportunity to find out for themselves, one way or the other. A starting point to determine interest is to involve the young ones in the social side of hunting, the preparation, the processing of the game for the table etc. Buying some modest gear like camo clothing, a basic duck call, their own headlamp, even a couple of decoys they can call their own, all makes them feel part of the scene and they love this. They can practice on the call, set the decoys on the lawn and generally 'play hunt'. When they are old enough, they can tag along on simple quick hunts where you set out to make their enjoyment a greater priority than your own success. Match the length of the hunt to their attention span, talk them through what is going on, take some favourite snacks, and keep indoctrinating them on the safety aspects of hunting and firearms. The step to allowing them to shoot a gun should start privately and well before any hunt. Gun handling and safety with an empty gun, followed by simple target shooting until you are satisfied they are safe. If they are still under 16, and/or not holding their own gun licence, then they must be supervised by a firearms licence holder at all times. Supervised means only one firearm between the mentor and the learner. Hunting & Fishing New Zealand stores carry a selection of .410 shotguns which are ideal for learning with. We also stock 28, 20 and even 12-gauge shotguns which are scaled down to suit smaller shooters. Have a browse through this catalogue or better still ask for advice at your Hunting & Fishing New Zealand store. Fish & Game have made junior hunting licences very affordable to encourage kids to participate, think back to how you got started in hunting, then make a pledge to introduce a youngster (or not so young person), to gamebird hunting this season. The more participants there are in this activity, the more tolerant the non-hunting public will be! YILDIZ SPZ-ME 410G OVER & UNDER - EJECTOR SHOTGUN Chamber 76mm/3" | Wood Finish: Walnut Oil Chokes: 5pcs. MobilChoke | Recoil Pad: Full Black Rubber Sight: Front Bead | Trigger: Single Selective | Weight: 2.3kg (Approx.) $1349 SPZ-M 410G OVER & UNDER - EXTRACTOR Chamber 76mm /3" | Wood Finish: Walnut Oil Chokes: 5pcs. MobilChoke | Recoil Pad: Full Black Rubber Sight: Front Bead | Trigger: Single Selective | Weight: 2.3kg (Approx.) $1099 A4 410 SIDE BY SIDE - EXTRACTOR Chamber 76mm / 3" | Wood Finish: Walnut Oil Chokes: 5pcs. MobilChoke | Recoil Pad: Full Black Rubber Sight: Front Bead | Trigger: Single Selective | Weight: 2.3kg (Approx.) $1099 TK-36 410G SINGLE BARREL ZA Available in Adult or Youth Fully hinged folding design with simple lockwork Chamber: 3" Magnum (76mm) | Barrel length: Adult 28" (71cm) or Youth 26" (66cm) Weight: 1.5kg| Safety: Manual $399.99 LA D20 Trading Terms & Finance Options - see page 163 PAZA

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