2013--Hunter Education Course Schudle for Grand Junction Colorado

2013 Grand Junction Hunter Education Classes Weekends
The below courses will be posted [HERE] approximately  4 to 6 weeks before the class is to be held.

Date	Times	Instructors	Class Type
Jan-12	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Jan -19 & 20	0800  - 1700	Monty Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed.
Feb  - 9	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Feb – 16 & 17	0800  - 1700	Monty Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed.
Feb - 23	0800 - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Mar -9	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Mar -23	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Mar 30 & 31	0800  - 1700	Monty Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed
April -20	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
May -18	0800  - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
June 1 & 2	8:00 am to 5:00 pm	To Be Announced	Women & Youth Only Standard HE
June -  15	0800 - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
July - 13	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
July  20 & 21	0800- 1700	Monty Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed
July -27	0800 - 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Aug 10 & 11	0800 – 1700	Monty Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed
Aug – 17	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Aug – 31	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Sept  - 14	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Sept 21 &22	0800 – 1700	Monte Rutherford	Standard Hunter Ed
Oct -18	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Nov -1	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion
Dec -7	0800 – 1500	Dean Blanck & Dick Lange	Internet Completion

Internet-based hunter education courses are designed to meet unusual schedules and different learning styles. This is also a great way for parents to mentor their children while studying for the course.

Requirements for Internet Completion Classes:

(1)Colorado accepts three Colorado-approved online hunter education courses. One course is free and the others require a fee in addition to the classroom conclusion course fee: The International Hunter Education Association  (free), the hunter-ed.com course ($24.50), and the huntercourse.com course ($24.95). Look at their options and choose which course works best for you.

If you take the IHEA  you will be required to take a pre-test before starting the classroom conclusion class. This test is used as proof that the IHEA online course was taken. 

(2) You must sign up for classes via Course Calendar at theParks and Wildlife web-page. Find a course date that fits your schedule and that allows you time to complete the online course and sign up.  The instructions to sign up for the completion phase is on the Parks and Wildlife Web page linked above.

(3) Courses will be posted on the P & W webpage in a timely manor. So keep checking back there to find the courses listed above.

(4)You must bring a writing instrument (pen pencil) and paper. You should also bring a awesome attitude and be ready to learn!!
(5) You must also download, print and sign and bring a copy of the Student Consent Form. Available by at click here

There are other classes scheduled for Grand Junction, check the course calendar at the P & W web page for a complete listing.  As stated above some classes may be posted at a later date so keep checking back.  Registration for the classes will begin and be available at the P & W web page some time prior to the scheduled start of the class.

http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/HunterEducation/Pages/HuntEd.aspx

Veterans’ Gun Rights: Lawmakers Try to Change Law

by KREX News Room
by John Dias

Story Created: Dec 4, 2012 at 6:23 AM MST

Story Updated: Dec 4, 2012 at 8:41 AM MST
 

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.- Over the last couple of years, gun sales have been on the rise but these weapons could soon end up in the hands of those deemed as "mentally incompetent."

“I think the courts have a pretty good idea on how to handle this,” said Linn Armstrong of the Pro Second Amendment Committee. “If we are looking a veterans because of misfortunes in their lives, divorces or domestic situations, and they are deemed that they can't take over their finances because of those reasons, which has nothing to do with their mental capacity, than the courts should take that into consideration.”

This article appears at KREX news page.  You can read the entire article by clicking anywhere on this post

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Re-elected Obama Pushes Anti-2nd Amendment Gun Grab

Second Amendment: Within hours of re-election, the administration fast-tracked a treaty in the United Nations that transcends borders and tramples our constitutional right to keep and bear arms. It was no coincidence.
Less than 24 hours after President Obama's re-election, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations helped move the U.N.'s Arms Control Treaty a step closer to enactment. America joined 157 other nations in voting Wednesday to finalize the treaty in March. None was opposed and there were 18 abstentions.
U.N. delegates and gun-control activists had complained that talks collapsed in July largely because Obama feared attacks from Republican rival Mitt Romney

Read More At Investors Business Daily Click anywhere in the article above or    ---HERE---

JERRY'S OUTDOOR SPORTS---Grand Junction Colorado

Jerry' New Location from across the street (where he used to be)

Jerry's new front doors

Jerry & Renee

Some of the inventory

A look down the Rifle wall

The other rifle wall

A couple of nifty elk just hangin' out

Jerry's is on the level this photo is not.

The new store is well stocked and getting better

Someone sent me this photo and it made me laugh!

Wildlife theives *

TENNESSEE MEN SENTENCED FOR POACHING BEAR
Two men from Tennessee were caught stealing wildlife from the citizens of Colorado--

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. - Two men from Tennessee were sentenced in Garfield County Court earlier this month for their role in a felony, bear poaching incident in August.

Harley Boss Manley, 51, of Martin, Tenn., pleaded guilty to a charge of killing a black bear before Sept. 1- the start of the fall, bear hunting season. He was given a mandatory five-year suspension of his hunting privileges, a two-year deferred prison sentence for felony willful destruction, forfeit his bow, ordered to pay a fine of $4,000 and donate $6,000 to Operation Game Thief, a Colorado tip line for wildlife infractions. In addition, the Garfield County judge ordered that Manley be placed under supervised probation.

David Ronnie Coleman, 62, of Union City, Tenn., also pleaded guilty to killing a black bear before Sept. 1, and received a mandatory five-year suspension of his hunting privileges. He was fined $3,000 and ordered to donate $4,000 to OGT.

In exchange for their guilty pleas, the judge dropped additional felony charges of tampering with evidence and other misdemeanor charges against both men.

"This was a serious offense these two men committed," said Perry Will, Area Wildlife Manager for Colorado Parks and Wildlife in Glenwood Springs. "It took considerable man-hours and investigation to bring them to justice and my officer is to be commended for his excellent work in this case."