Hunting Guide
A Hunting Guide is an environmentally conscious person who possesses the skills needed to guide clients on a safe and enjoyable hunting experience. Hunting Guides:
- provide guided tours.
- respect and maintain their natural surroundings.
- teach others the essential elements of hunting.
- learn to create meaningful, safe, and enjoyable wilderness experiences.
With emerit Hunting Guide training, you'll build on your natural survival and leadership skills to become a sought-after guide.
To receive Professional Certification as a Hunting Guide, you must successfully complete an occupational knowledge exam, performance evaluation, and work experience.
Occupational Knowledge Exam: This 100-question multiple choice exam is based on the National Occupational Standard for Hunting Guides.
Performance Evaluation: The performance evaluation is conducted by a qualified evaluator who will complete three interviews with previous clients.
Work Experience: You must complete 60 field days with hunting clients over a minimum of two years or at least 50 days with hunting clients, plus an additional 10 days related to outdoor guiding.
Prerequisites: You must have obtained a certificate in Standard First Aid, Basic CPR, and Federal training for firearm safety.
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