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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 172331" data-attributes="member: 367">The only problem I have with it is not all parents are as well versed as Kurt when it comes to teaching gun safety.&nbsp; Unless I am missing something,&nbsp; kids can hunt for two years before they need to take hunter safety.&nbsp; That's stupid.&nbsp; &nbsp; There are a lot of new people moving to the state or even locals that have never went hunting but want to get into it.&nbsp;&nbsp; The last time I had an issue while hunting it was someone that had moved to ND from New York,&nbsp; I won't go into detail but it relates to the thread on here about looking at someone through a rifle scope.&nbsp; &nbsp; My point is a lot of adults shouldn't be supervising kids with guns.&nbsp; I encourage everyone to teach their kids to hunt at an early age but proper safety training with guns should always come first.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some kids just don't have that luxury at home.&nbsp;&nbsp; At least make them take hunter safety first,&nbsp;&nbsp; Anything less is putting the buggy in front of the horse.&nbsp;&nbsp; I thought NDGF would know better when it comes to gun safety&nbsp; FWIW I wonder if they even have a&nbsp; clause stating that the supervisor must have taken hunter safety ?&nbsp;&nbsp; Lots of people my age didn't have to take it and not all of us had an old man that preached gun safety starting with our first cork gun.&nbsp;&nbsp; My opinion isn't to punish kids and responsible parents that want to hunt together it's to keep them and others safe while hunting.&nbsp; Anyone that is safety conscious should tend to agree with at least a little of my opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 172331, member: 367"] The only problem I have with it is not all parents are as well versed as Kurt when it comes to teaching gun safety. Unless I am missing something, [B]kids can hunt for two years before they need to take hunter safety[/B]. That's stupid. There are a lot of new people moving to the state or even locals that have never went hunting but want to get into it. The last time I had an issue while hunting it was someone that had moved to ND from New York, I won't go into detail but it relates to the thread on here about looking at someone through a rifle scope. My point is a lot of adults shouldn't be supervising kids with guns. I encourage everyone to teach their kids to hunt at an early age but proper safety training with guns should always come first. Some kids just don't have that luxury at home. At least make them take hunter safety first, Anything less is putting the buggy in front of the horse. I thought NDGF would know better when it comes to gun safety FWIW I wonder if they even have a clause stating that the supervisor must have taken hunter safety ? Lots of people my age didn't have to take it and not all of us had an old man that preached gun safety starting with our first cork gun. My opinion isn't to punish kids and responsible parents that want to hunt together it's to keep them and others safe while hunting. Anyone that is safety conscious should tend to agree with at least a little of my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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