HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE (Level 1 - Firearms)

A deer hunting course is designed to educate individuals about the responsible and ethical practices

involved in hunting deer. These courses typically cover a range of topics to ensure hunters have the

knowledge and skills needed for a safe and successful hunting experience.

This deer hunting course aims to equip you with the knowledge required to embark on

your own hunting trip with confidence upon completion of the course.

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Being a responsible & ethical hunter

Introduction to Australia’s deer species

Types of firearms for deer hunting

Hunting strategies & methods

Tracking & stalking

A day in the life of a deer

Shot placements

Retrieval strategy

Carry out and break down

Caping and trophy care

Firearm safety

Bushcraft and survival

Basic first aid

Hunting law (in Victoria)

Field trip into deer habitat

Tips on starting public hunting

Tips on getting access to private properties

NOTE:

The onsite workshop doesn’t include accommodation

The course will start Friday night 7pm with meet & greet over casual drinks on our Flowerdale farm in Victoria.

Then the workshop will officially kick off at 9am the next day and continue until Sunday afternoon around 4pm.



The head instructor is a veteran deer hunter, who also instructs at the annual Australian Deer Association course.

With over 40 years experience in deer hunting, you'll be guaranteed to walk away from this course with

more knowledge and confidence than before, whether you’re experienced or a beginner hunter.



This is your opportunity to meet new friends and maybe even your next hunting partner.

All food will be provided (breakfast, snack, lunch & dinner) with our farm fresh produce,

with everyone involved in fun meal preparation

LOCATION: 

2488 Whittlesea-Yea Road, Flowerdale, VIC 3717