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Age
Any Age  but your referee must have known you for 2 years
Where to Keep License
Gun Cabinet
Shooting on Your Own Land
You can't shoot within 50 feet of a center of a highway or carriageway. You should still have a good backdrop like a banking as the bullet may travel far onto land which isn't yours where you don't know if anyone is on there.
Shooting on Other Peoples Land
you need written permission that is signed by the land owner, you can only shoot with you referee's land for so long before you can request permission to shoot on someone else's land.
Guns in Vehicles
-cover the gun up and place out of sight.
-take the gun apart
-make sure its not loaded
Guns in a Vacated Vehicle
Make sure it is covered up and out of site, keep the bolt and bullets with you at all times.

Rifles At Home
Rifles - Kept in a specific GUNcabinet
Cabinet - Drilled to a solid wall
Bolt - Kept in a seperate locked cabinet
Ammo - Kept in a seperate locked cabinet

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some of the main things to check when handling a rifle are;
The Muzzle - always make sure the muzzle isn't pointing at anyone or in a unsafe place, even it is unloaded.
The Bolt - always make sure the bolt is either out of the rifle or in the rifle down with bullets UNDER the bolt.
Bullets - make sure there is no bullet in the spout and are either in the magazine, under the bolt or in a safe place where you cannot loose them.

Passing the rifle - when passing always make sure the rifle is empty and the bolt is down. To make things easier you should put the scope caps and bi pod legs down. Also, check the safety catch is on.

About to shoot - when preparing to take the shot you must make sure you can see through the scope clearly, and you know which target you are aiming for. You should also load the rifle and only take the safety catch off  just as your about to fire. Make sure the rifle is sturdy and breathe out when squeezing the trigger for a steadier shot.

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Group Stalking is a very common thing when on large commercial estates,

- Only have 1 rifle in the group
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- Allow the Head Stalker / ghillie to carry the rifle
- Listen to the stalker THEY KNOW BEST
- When stalking into a location stay quiet as not to attract attention or spook the Deer
- Always stay back from the Stalker / Shooter when they are shooting

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Make sure the muzzle end isn't pointing towards anyone, should be pointed in the air. You can carry a loaded rifle with the safety on when stalking and could be carried on your back by a sling. Make sure you have permission from the landowner as if you get caught this could be seen as armed trespassing. Never put down a loaded air rifle or leave it unattended.

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When you stalk on your own ..
-have your own lines and boundary that have been discussed and agreed beforehand.
-make sure no one is near the area you are shooting.
- make sure there is a clear\solid backstop.
-communication for example: radios or phones.
- health and safety and emergency procedures such as a emergency rendezvous point
- emergency contact  person/ telephone number.
-make sure you wear hi vis and carry a whistle for emergencies.
- weather plan
- last shot time

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When stalking you are responsible to know and understand the laws and best practice when it comes to shooting a deer, crucially you must be able to correctly ID the deer and know when and where to shoot it.
Each shoot you take must be 110% safe, you must make sure you have a solid backstop to make sure the bullet isn't going to carry on and cause any possible damage if you miss or passes though the deer. You must have a clear shot of the deer, you must have an uninterrupted view of the foreground.
The range of the shot must be taken at a range that it will kill the deer humanely. A shot must never be taken if the deer is moving, badly-positioned, in poor visibility, through cover, or when your aim is not steady. You must always check the barrel for obstructions or mud, snow or stones before you take a shot and the safety catch is only taken of just before you pull the trigger.