"Green Diploma Event Commences"
On September 2nd, at 6 PM, the Bavarian Hunting Association's largest local group is hosting an information evening at their new training center on Bockenberg in Thalmassing. This event is intended for those interested in participating in the fall hunting course that will commence immediately following the information evening at 7 PM.
The fall hunting course is part of a long-standing tradition of hunter training by this esteemed group, which has been training hunters for decades. The course will cover a wide range of subjects, including forest and field, animal and nature protection, tradition, hunting ethics, game and weapons, hunting dogs, and hygiene.
For those considering participation, the information evening aims to provide detailed information about the course and answer any questions that potential participants may have. The fall hunting course is open to all interested parties and future participants, regardless of their current level of experience or knowledge in hunting.
The Bavarian Hunting Association's comprehensive hunting examination, known as the "green Abitur," shares a similar curriculum with the fall hunting course. This exam covers multiple subjects related to hunting and wildlife management, including wildlife biology, hunting law, firearms and shooting proficiency, game disease, land management, and hunter ethics. This broad curriculum ensures candidates have thorough knowledge and skills for responsible hunting and conservation practices.
The training center for the hunting course offers a shooting range, allowing participants to practice their shooting skills under the guidance of experienced trainers. The location of the training center and the information evening provides a convenient opportunity for those in the Thalmassing area to learn more about the fall hunting course and the Bavarian Hunting Association.
If you are interested in learning more about responsible hunting and conservation practices, or if you are considering participating in the fall hunting course, we encourage you to attend the information evening on September 2nd at 6 PM at the new training center on Bockenberg in Thalmassing.
The fall hunting course, a part of the Bavarian Hunting Association's long-standing hunter training tradition, caters to various individuals, regardless of their experience or knowledge in hunting. This course covers diverse topics such as forest and field, animal and nature protection, tradition, hunting ethics, game and weapons, hunting dogs, and hygiene.
For those intrigued by sports that promote responsible hunting and conservation practices, the information evening on September 2nd at 6 PM at the new training center on Bockenberg in Thalmassing, offers an opportunity to learn more about the fall hunting course and the Bavarian Hunting Association.
