Hunter Safety held at Camp Gibbs

  • Rick Kinsey showing the students how to properly go through a fence with a firearm.
    Rick Kinsey showing the students how to properly go through a fence with a firearm.
  • Instructor Greg Scott teaching the students how to load and fire their firearm.
    Instructor Greg Scott teaching the students how to load and fire their firearm.
  • DNR Wardens Anne Viau and Alex VanWagner teaching what and how to pack for survival.
    DNR Wardens Anne Viau and Alex VanWagner teaching what and how to pack for survival.
  • Willis showing where the butt of the rifle should be placed while aiming and shooting their firearm.
    Willis showing where the butt of the rifle should be placed while aiming and shooting their firearm.

Rick Kinsey showing the students how to properly go through a fence with a firearm.

Instructor Greg Scott teaching the students how to load and fire their firearm.

DNR Wardens Anne Viau and Alex VanWagner teaching what and how to pack for survival.

Willis showing where the butt of the rifle should be placed while aiming and shooting their firearm.

~ Photos by Kevin Zini ~

IRON RIVER – The Iron County Hunter Safety classes were held April 30, May 1 and May 2 at West Iron County High School. A field day was held at Camp Gibbs Saturday, May 4. 

It is mandatory to be in attendance for all four classes to receive certification. Hunter safety certification is mandatory at age 12.