DMC Level 3
- Thread starter Cranborne
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Norfolk Deer Search
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Ain’t that a fact
Cranborne
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100% agree
You might need to show some one where on the dolly he touched you
The same place he did you, consent being the difference.
Nope..............what is it anyway.
See post #1.
I will stick with Dsc2 lol
So how many of the chairborne Forum critics have got the balls to promulgate their cock ups/ he who casts the first stone comes to mind..challenge any critics to post videos of their mistakes over however many years for education purposes! As an AW/PDS1/2 Assessor/Verifier ..I test the man/womans ability whether they have 1 year or 25 yrs experience based on what I see and what they do or do not do..that is what they expect me to do and that is what is important we owe it to the deer to be competent at all levels and the system may force compulsory training on us...so collect badges if you wish and can afford it but it all comes down to the moment that you pull the trigger on a live animal......that is the real test and we can all have a bad day!
ColinBr
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There is no British Standard Cock up...better to miss than to wound but yes that had crossed my mind....obviously strong cross winds could have been a factor...who knows..and I can remember a couple of mistakes over 27 yrs......but I learnt from them...
Bavarianbrit
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I was getting my hair cut yesterday from the woman now 38 who has done it since she started out.
Her husband is now doing the local Jagdschein course he has no previous knowledge of firearms so a real newby, On their website I took a look and here is the course content (translated). It is two evenings per week plus a Saturday each week ca. six months long He had to help out as a group in building a high seat from wooden poles too.
Costs of Hunting Training
We do NOT charge any processing fees for participation in a preparatory course for the hunting exam. A deposit of €150.00 is required upon registration.
Total cost for the preparatory course for the hunting exam
€1,590.00
Our "all-inclusive package" includes the course fee, all costs for firearms training, and all learning materials.
... In detail:
All theory and practical lessons within the preparatory course for the Bavarian state hunting exam
Forest and game management walks
Official course on taking trichinella samples
Trapping course
Participation (as a spectator) in a suitability test for hunting dogs
Visit to a wild boar enclosure
Game butchering course
Laser shooting range
Intensive firearms handling training
Club membership fee for the year of joining
Hunter's certificate with a gift upon passing the exam
Insurance fees, use of the shooting range for rifles and handguns
Active participation in club activities
Great atmosphere in the training course, highly motivated instructors,
Excellent pass rates
Firearms training:
Handgun, rifle, and shotgun shooting training by experienced shooting instructors
Includes all ammunition costs, range fees, and rental firearms fees
Teaching and learning materials:
Heintges "Passing the Hunting Exam with Confidence" learning system consisting of 10 study booklets + a collection box of Legal texts
PIRSCH magazines special issue "Internal Organs"
(If you already own these learning materials, you will receive a credit of €180 towards the course fee.)
Note :- the official examination fee of 280€ must be paid at least 4 weeks before the first part of the exam directly to the Bavarian state examination authority.
For insurance reasons, membership in the Hubertus Neumarkt Hunting Association (Jagdschutzverein Hubertus Neumarkt e.V.) is required to participate in a hunting course offered by our association. No membership fee is charged for the current calendar year upon joining. We also do not charge a joining fee for new members. Only from the second year of membership onwards is an annual membership fee of €70 due!
Her husband is now doing the local Jagdschein course he has no previous knowledge of firearms so a real newby, On their website I took a look and here is the course content (translated). It is two evenings per week plus a Saturday each week ca. six months long He had to help out as a group in building a high seat from wooden poles too.
Costs of Hunting Training
We do NOT charge any processing fees for participation in a preparatory course for the hunting exam. A deposit of €150.00 is required upon registration.
Total cost for the preparatory course for the hunting exam
€1,590.00
Our "all-inclusive package" includes the course fee, all costs for firearms training, and all learning materials.
... In detail:
All theory and practical lessons within the preparatory course for the Bavarian state hunting exam
Forest and game management walks
Official course on taking trichinella samples
Trapping course
Participation (as a spectator) in a suitability test for hunting dogs
Visit to a wild boar enclosure
Game butchering course
Laser shooting range
Intensive firearms handling training
Club membership fee for the year of joining
Hunter's certificate with a gift upon passing the exam
Insurance fees, use of the shooting range for rifles and handguns
Active participation in club activities
Great atmosphere in the training course, highly motivated instructors,
Excellent pass rates
Firearms training:
Handgun, rifle, and shotgun shooting training by experienced shooting instructors
Includes all ammunition costs, range fees, and rental firearms fees
Teaching and learning materials:
Heintges "Passing the Hunting Exam with Confidence" learning system consisting of 10 study booklets + a collection box of Legal texts
PIRSCH magazines special issue "Internal Organs"
(If you already own these learning materials, you will receive a credit of €180 towards the course fee.)
Note :- the official examination fee of 280€ must be paid at least 4 weeks before the first part of the exam directly to the Bavarian state examination authority.
For insurance reasons, membership in the Hubertus Neumarkt Hunting Association (Jagdschutzverein Hubertus Neumarkt e.V.) is required to participate in a hunting course offered by our association. No membership fee is charged for the current calendar year upon joining. We also do not charge a joining fee for new members. Only from the second year of membership onwards is an annual membership fee of €70 due!
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That video wasn’t just mistakes - it was out of his capabilities and almost luck on the last shot. The second shot was especially bad - he was flustered, hadn’t prepared and just should not have taken the shot - one of the things people need to learn is restraint and that you don’t get to pull the trigger every time - he could have deer running about wounded all over the place with his approach.
Dan Newcombe
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They need to make DSC1 worth the hassle of showing up to the test before they try to add more levels - the level 1 is an absolute joke of a course and doesn’t prepare anyone for anything worth doing.
Proposing a level 3 is absolutely ludicrous - there are plenty of totally inept people wandering round with level 2 so it doesn’t produce good stalkers
Proposing a level 3 is absolutely ludicrous - there are plenty of totally inept people wandering round with level 2 so it doesn’t produce good stalkers
Not the same people.
theyre all the same
No, in this case they really are not.theyre all the same
I couldn't disagree more strongly.
I think the DSC1 is an excellent course, (although I'm disappointed that the large game meat hygiene qualification was removed from it).
I don't think that DMQ (the body that oversees DSC1 & 2) are proposing a level 3, are they? Where do you get that idea from?
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