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<blockquote data-quote="aron" data-source="post: 261739" data-attributes="member: 551">I fully agree with there needing to be a proficiency test to obtain a hunting license for a city hunt. I've not real familiar with the Bismarck hunt but these types of hunts are damn near in the backyard of residents. Many of these residents see the deer as &quot;pets&quot; and are against these hunts. The last thing we need is for wounded deer running through backyards and with enough negative incidents getting something like this shut down. I understand it is hunting and shit happens but we should minimize those instances as much as possible. We should be holding ourselves to a higher standard then what the test requires.It is unfortunate that kids need to take a proficiency test to get in an archery program. Only thing I can see is from a safety standpoint? Either way there should be a seperate program to get kids started into archery regardless of there level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aron, post: 261739, member: 551"] I fully agree with there needing to be a proficiency test to obtain a hunting license for a city hunt. I've not real familiar with the Bismarck hunt but these types of hunts are damn near in the backyard of residents. Many of these residents see the deer as "pets" and are against these hunts. The last thing we need is for wounded deer running through backyards and with enough negative incidents getting something like this shut down. I understand it is hunting and shit happens but we should minimize those instances as much as possible. We should be holding ourselves to a higher standard then what the test requires. It is unfortunate that kids need to take a proficiency test to get in an archery program. Only thing I can see is from a safety standpoint? Either way there should be a seperate program to get kids started into archery regardless of there level. [/QUOTE]

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