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- Unit 1: Introduction to Hunter Education
- Topic 1: Firearm Safety Rules
- Video: Welcome to Hunter Ed
- The Four Primary Rules of Firearm Safety
- Additional Rules About Firearm Safety
- Topic 2: The Importance of Hunter Education
- Why Hunter Education?
- The International Bowhunter Education Program (IBEP)
- States and Provinces Requiring an IBEP Course
- Responsibility, Safety Skills, Knowledge, and Involvement
- Topic 3: Funding for Hunter Education
- Hunter Education Funding Sources
- Pittman–Robertson Act
- Topic 4: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: Firearm Safety Rules
- Unit 2: Know Your Firearm Equipment
- Topic 1: What Is a Firearm?
- Defining a Firearm
- Basic Parts of a Firearm
- Animation: Parts of a Bolt-Action Rifle
- Animation: Parts of a Pump-Action Shotgun
- Animation: Parts of a Double-Action Revolver
- Animation: Parts of a Semi-Automatic Pistol
- Topic 2: What Is Ammunition?
- Defining Ammunition
- Basic Components of Ammunition
- Selecting the Correct Ammunition
- Rifle and Handgun Cartridges
- Centerfire and Rimfire Ammunition
- Shotshells
- Choosing the Correct Type and Size of Shot
- Shot Sizes
- Non-Toxic Shot
- Topic 3: How a Firearm Works
- The Basic Firing Process
- How the Rifle and Handgun Fire
- Video: How a Cartridge Is Fired
- Video: How the Rifle and Handgun Fire
- How the Shotgun Shoots
- Topic 4: Common Features of Firearms: Firearm Actions
- Introduction to Firearm Actions
- Bolt Action
- Video: How a Bolt-Action Rifle Fires
- Lever Action
- Video: How a Lever-Action Rifle Fires
- Pump Action
- Semi-Automatic (or Autoloading) Action
- Video: How a Semi-Automatic Handgun Fires
- Break (or Hinge) Action
- Video: How a Break-Action Shotgun Fires
- Revolving Action
- Video: How a Double-Action Revolver Fires
- Common Actions on Rifles and Shotguns
- Common Actions on Handguns
- Topic 5: Common Features of Firearms: Firearm Safeties
- Safety Mechanisms
- Typical Locations of Safeties
- Types of Safeties
- Safeties Don't Replace Safe Handling
- Topic 6: Common Features of Firearms: Magazines and Sights
- Magazines
- Introduction to Sights
- Sights: Bead and Open
- Sights: Aperture (Peep)
- Sights: Telescopic (Scope) and Dot
- Topic 7: Differences Between Firearms
- Differences Between Rifles, Shotguns, and Handguns
- Rifling in the Rifle or Handgun Bore
- A Rifle's or Handgun's Caliber
- A Shotgun's Gauge
- Shotgun Choke and Shot String
- Types of Chokes
- Shot String at Various Distances
- Steel Shot
- Topic 8: Using the Correct Ammunition
- Match Firearms and Ammunition...Correctly!
- Safety Practices to Help You Avoid Using Wrong Ammunition
- The Danger of Using Wrong Ammunition
- Topic 9: A Firearm's Range
- Know Your Firearm's Range
- Maximum Projectile Range: Rifle
- Maximum Projectile Range: Shotgun
- Maximum Projectile Range: Handgun
- Video: Understanding Ballistics
- Topic 10: Cleaning and Storing Firearms
- Firearm Cleaning Basics
- A Cleaning Kit
- General Cleaning Instructions
- Steps for Cleaning a Firearm
- Where to Use a Brush, Cleaning Rod, and Cleaning Cable
- Video: Cleaning a Firearm
- Storing Your Firearm
- Storing Ammunition
- Topic 11: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: What Is a Firearm?
- Unit 3: Know Your Bowhunting Equipment
- Topic 1: The Sport of Bowhunting
- History of the Bow and Arrow
- Video: Why Bowhunt
- Challenges of Hunting With a Bow and Arrow
- Topic 2: The Bow
- Speed and Range of Modern Bows
- Bow Selection
- Topic 3: Types of Bows
- The Longbow
- The Recurve Bow
- The Compound Bow
- Topic 4: The Arrow
- The Shaft
- Fletching
- The Nock and the String Loop
- Topic 5: Arrow Points
- Types of Arrow Points
- Broadheads
- Types of Broadheads
- Topic 6: Matching Arrows With Your Bow
- Importance of Matching Arrows to Your Bow
- Spine and Archer's Paradox
- Arrow Shaft Length and Labeling
- Checking Alignment
- Topic 7: Bowhunting Accessories
- Accessories
- More Accessories
- Accessories for Stringing a Bow
- Topic 8: Bowhunting Equipment Review
- Using the Correct Equipment
- Video: Gearing Up
- Topic 9: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: The Sport of Bowhunting
- Unit 4: Know Your Crossbow Equipment
- Topic 1: The Crossbow
- Crossbow Background
- Comparing a Conventional Bow to a Crossbow
- Parts of a Crossbow
- Recurve vs. Compound Crossbow
- Topic 2: Crossbow Arrows
- Arrows
- Broadheads
- Topic 3: Cocking Devices
- Manual Cocking
- The Need for Cocking Aids
- Cocking Harness
- Hand Cranks
- Uncocking a Crossbow
- Topic 4: Other Crossbow Accessories
- Quivers
- Sight Systems
- Topic 5: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: The Crossbow
- Unit 5: Know Your Muzzleloader Equipment
- Topic 1: The Muzzleloader
- History of Firearms
- Parts of a Muzzleloader Firearm
- Muzzleloader Locks
- In-Line Muzzleloaders
- Muzzleloading Rifles, Shotguns, and Handguns
- Topic 2: Muzzleloader Ammunition
- Powders for Muzzleloaders
- Projectiles for Muzzleloaders
- Topic 3: Cleaning a Muzzleloader
- Basics of Muzzleloader Cleaning
- Topic 4: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: The Muzzleloader
- Unit 6: Basic Shooting Skills
- Topic 1: Good Marksmanship and Accuracy
- Fundamentals of Good Marksmanship
- Selecting the Proper Firearm and Ammunition
- Determining Accuracy Limits
- Protecting Your Vision and Hearing
- Topic 2: Rifle Firing
- Sight Alignment
- Aligning an Open Sight
- Determining Your Dominant or Master Eye
- Sighting-In a Rifle
- Optional Sighting-In Techniques
- Sighting-In Procedure
- Adjusting Your Sight
- Video: Sighting-In a Rifle
- Rifle-Firing Techniques
- Firing Positions: Prone
- Firing Positions: Standing
- Firing Positions: Sitting
- Firing Positions: Kneeling
- Topic 3: Shotgun Shooting
- Shooting a Shotgun vs. a Rifle
- Choosing the Proper Choke
- Matching Choke to Your Quarry
- Patterning Your Shotgun
- The Patterning Procedure
- When Is Your Shot Patterning Correct?
- Shotgun-Shooting Stance
- Shouldering, Pointing, and Pulling the Trigger of a Shotgun
- Leading the Target: Swing-Through Method
- Leading the Target: Sustained Lead
- Snap-Shooting
- Topic 4: Handgun Shooting
- Handgun Loading and Handling
- Handgun Shooting Position and Grip
- Handgun Sight Alignment and Aiming
- Handgun-Shooting Techniques
- Topic 5: Bow Shooting
- Bow-Shooting Position
- Nocking an Arrow
- Drawing and Anchoring the Bow
- Aiming the Bow
- Releasing the String
- Video: Archery Practice
- Sighting-In Your Bow
- Advanced Archery Practice for the Hunt
- Stump Shooting and Yukon Roving
- Distance Judging Is Critical for Shot Placement
- Distance Judging Methods
- Actual Distance Judging Exercise
- Topic 6: Crossbow Shooting
- Preparing to Shoot
- Sighting-In Your Crossbow
- Centering the Crossbow String's Center Serving Area
- Cocking the Crossbow
- Holding the Crossbow
- Aiming With Sights
- Shooting the Crossbow
- Video: Crossbow Safety
- Crossbow Practice Range
- Topic 7: Muzzleloader Shooting
- Basic Muzzleloader Safety
- Loading a Muzzleloader
- Steps for Loading a Muzzleloader
- Steps for Loading an In-Line Muzzleloader
- Unloading a Muzzleloader
- Firing a Muzzleloader
- Muzzleloader Hang Fire Situations
- Video: Modern In-Line Muzzleloading Safety
- Topic 8: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- What You Learned (cont.)
- What You Learned (cont.)
- What You Learned (cont.)
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Good Marksmanship and Accuracy
- Unit 7: Basic Hunting Skills
- Topic 1: Planning and Preparation
- Steps You Should Take to Prepare for a Hunt
- Know Your Quarry
- Understand Animal Characteristics
- Topic 2: Hunting Strategies
- Introduction to Hunting Strategies
- Still Hunting
- Stalking
- Glassing
- Posting
- Using Ground Blinds
- Video: Hunting from a Ground Blind
- Using Elevated Stands
- Game Calling
- Driving
- Flushing and Hunting With Dogs
- Trapping
- Bowfishing
- Video: Bowhunting Methods
- Topic 3: Shot Placement
- How Arrows and Bullets Differ
- How a Broadhead Causes Death
- Where to Shoot
- Abdominal Cavity
- Shots Outside the Main Body Cavities
- Spine Shots
- Special Situation: Large Bears
- Topic 4: Shot Angles
- Planning Your Shot Strategy
- Risks of Long Shots for Bowhunters
- Shot Angles: Broadside
- Shot Angles: Quartering-Away
- Shot Angles: Quartering-Toward
- Shot Angles: Head-On
- Shot Angles: Rear-End
- Consider Your Location
- Animation: Choosing the Proper Shot Angle
- Topic 5: Setting Up the Perfect Shot
- Planning for the Perfect Shot
- Picking the Right Moment to Shoot
- Why Shots Go Wrong
- Bowhunting: Jumping the String
- Video: Shot Selection When Bowhunting
- Topic 6: Big Game Recovery
- Steps for a Successful Recovery
- Attention to Clues
- Trailing Shot Game
- Additional Trailing Information for Bowhunters
- White-Tailed Deer Hair Can Give Clues
- Approaching Downed Game
- Topic 7: Field Care of Game
- Field Care Basics
- Field Dressing Techniques
- A Game Care Kit
- Field Dressing Larger Game
- Transporting Game
- About Game Meat
- Topic 8: Putting It All Together
- Video: Hey, I Got One
- Topic 9: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: Planning and Preparation
- Unit 8: Be a Safe Hunter
- Topic 1: Why Firearm Safety Is Important
- Introduction to Firearm Safety
- Firearm Safety in the Home
- Hunting Incidents
- Main Causes of Hunting Incidents
- Video: Staying Safe After the Shot
- Importance of Safe Backstops
- Firearm Safety at the Shooting Range
- Topic 2: Safely Carrying Firearms in the Field
- Introduction to Safe Carries
- Video: Safe Firearm Carries
- Proper Field Carries: Trail Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Sling Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Elbow or Side Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Two-Handed or "Ready" Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Cradle Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Shoulder Carry
- Proper Field Carries: Three Hunters, Side by Side
- Proper Field Carries: Three Hunters, Walking Single File
- Proper Field Carries: Hunters Facing One Another
- Crossing Obstacles: Alone
- Crossing Obstacles: With Others
- Passing a Firearm to Another Person
- Video: Safe Fence Crossing
- Checking for Obstructions
- Video: Clearing Plugged Gun Barrels
- Topic 3: Safely Loading and Unloading Firearms
- Loading Firearms
- Video: Loading and Unloading Firearms
- Unloading Firearms
- Topic 4: Transporting Firearms
- Safely Transporting Firearms
- Gun Cases for Transporting Firearms
- Video: Transporting Firearms Safely
- Topic 5: Safe Zone-of-Fire
- What Is a Zone-of-Fire?
- Determining Your Safe Zone-of-Fire
- Maintaining Your Safe Zone-of-Fire
- Video: Safe Zones-of-Fire
- Topic 6: Archery and Bowhunting Safety
- Archery Safety
- Bowhunting Safety
- Topic 7: Other Safety Considerations
- Self-Control and Target Identification
- Shooting Accuracy
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Beware of Hang Fires
- Topic 8: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Why Firearm Safety Is Important
- Unit 9: Elevated Stands, Boats, and All-Terrain Vehicles
- Topic 1: Hunting from Elevated Stands: Part 1
- Introduction to Elevated Stands
- Pros and Cons of Elevated Stands
- Video: Preparing to Hunt From a Tree Stand
- Types of Portable Tree Stands
- Portable Tree Stands: Hang-On Stands
- Portable Tree Stands: Climbing Stands
- Portable Tree Stands: Ladder Stands
- Tripods, Quadpods, or Tower Stands (Freestanding)
- Elevated Stand Location
- Judging Distances From Elevated Stands
- Safe Tree Stand Hunting Strategies
- Topic 2: Hunting from Elevated Stands: Part 2
- Fall-Arrest Systems (FASs)
- Fall-Arrest System Safety Guidelines
- Selecting Proper Components for Your FAS
- Using Your FAS With a Lineman's-Style Belt and Tree Strap
- Using Your FAS With a Tree Stand Safety Line System
- Protection From Falling
- Avoiding Suspension Trauma
- Hauling Hunting Equipment Into a Stand
- Elevated Stand Safety
- Crossbow Hunting From an Elevated Stand
- Video: Tree Stand Hunting Safety
- Topic 3: Hunting With Boats
- Trip Preparation When Hunting With Boats
- Transporting Firearms in a Boat
- Zone-of-Fire in a Boat
- Surviving Water Emergencies
- Types of Personal Flotation Devices
- Dealing With Cold Water Immersion
- Survival Steps If You Cannot Get Out of the Water
- Topic 4: Hunting With All-Terrain Vehicles
- Introduction to All-Terrain Vehicles
- Rules for Safe and Ethical Operation When Hunting With ATVs
- Know the Law Before Hunting With ATVs
- Topic 5: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Hunting from Elevated Stands: Part 1
- Unit 10: Be a Responsible and Ethical Hunter
- Topic 1: Why Do We Have Hunting Laws?
- Before Hunting Laws
- Benefits of Hunting Laws
- Fair Chase
- How Hunting Laws Are Passed
- Hunting Law Resources
- The Hunter's Image Matters
- Topic 2: Hunter Ethics
- Being an Ethical Hunter
- Respect Natural Resources
- Video: Approached by a Conservation Officer
- Respect Other Hunters
- Respect Landowners
- Respect Non-Hunters
- Hunter's Personal Code of Conduct
- Gray Areas of Ethical Behavior
- Topic 3: The Five Stages of Hunter Development
- Becoming a True Sportsman
- Five Stages: Shooting Stage
- Five Stages: Limiting-Out Stage
- Five Stages: Trophy Stage
- Five Stages: Method Stage
- Five Stages: Sportsman Stage
- True Sportsmen Become Involved
- Topic 4: Summary
- What You Learned
- Topic 1: Why Do We Have Hunting Laws?
- Unit 11: Preparation and Survival Skills
- Topic 1: Importance of Planning and Preparation
- Preparing for Risks
- Four Key Parts of Preparing
- The Hunting Plan
- Physical Conditioning
- Day Pack-Survival Kit and Equipment
- Topic 2: The Well-Dressed Hunter
- Clothing
- Video: Effectiveness of Blaze Orange
- Lifesaving Rainwear
- The Invisible Bowhunter
- Topic 3: Map, Compass, and GPS
- Reading a Topographic Map
- Selecting a Compass
- Red Fred in the Shed: Using a Compass
- Understanding Declination
- Plotting Your Progress
- Global Positioning System (GPS)
- Topic 4: Survival Skills
- Switching Into Survival Mode
- Rules of Survival
- S.T.O.P.: Stop, Think, Observe, Plan
- Preparing a Shelter
- Starting a Fire
- Signaling for Help
- Drinking Water to Prevent Dehydration
- Having Enough Food
- Topic 5: Coping With Extreme Weather
- Hypothermia
- Symptoms and Treatment of Hypothermia
- Frostbite
- Basics of Cold Survival Without Fire
- Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke
- Topic 6: First Aid
- Basic First Aid
- First Aid: Bleeding
- First Aid: Broken Bones
- First Aid: Burns and CO Poisoning
- First Aid: Chest Wounds and Arrow Wounds
- First Aid: Drownings, Heart Attacks, and Falls From Tree Stands
- First Aid: Shock
- First Aid: Snakebite
- First-Aid Kit
- Topic 7: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Importance of Planning and Preparation
- Unit 12: Understanding Wildlife
- Topic 1: Wildlife Conservation
- Conservation and Preservation
- Lessons in Wildlife Management
- The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
- Causes of Threatened and Endangered Species
- Habitat Management
- Habitat Balancing Act
- Carrying Capacity
- Factors That Affect Surplus of Game Animals
- The Hunter's Role in Wildlife Conservation
- Topic 2: Wildlife Management and Conservation Principles
- The Wildlife Manager's Role
- Wildlife Management Practices
- Beneficial Habitat Management Practices
- Topic 3: Wildlife Identification
- Developing Wildlife Identification Skills
- Wildlife Categories
- Large Mammals
- Identifying White-Tailed Deer
- Identifying Mule Deer
- Small Mammals
- Upland Birds
- Waterfowl
- Wetland Birds
- Birds of Prey
- Rare, Protected, or Endangered Species
- Continue Your Wildlife Education
- Topic 4: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Wildlife Conservation
- Unit 13: Nebraska Hunting Regulations
- Topic 1: Nebraska Game Species
- Upland Game
- Waterfowl
- Turkey and Big Game
- Furbearers
- Protected Mammals
- Topic 2: Knowing Education Requirements
- Who Must Complete a Hunter Education Course?
- Apprentice Hunter Education Exemption Certificate
- Topic 3: Hunting Permits and Locations
- Types of Permits
- Permit Requirements
- Exceptions to the Permit and Stamp Requirements
- Harvest Information Program (HIP)
- Hunting Locations
- Topic 4: Hunting Seasons and Bag/Possession Limits
- Hunting Seasons and Times
- Bag and Possession Limits
- Check Stations
- Topic 5: Meeting Equipment Requirements
- Hunter Orange
- Hunting Methods Restrictions for Big Game
- Other Restrictions on Hunting Methods
- Topic 6: Avoiding Prohibited Activities
- Shooting Regulations
- Trespassing Regulations
- Fur Harvesting Regulations
- Other Regulations
- Enforcement
- Topic 7: Summary
- What You Learned
- What You Learned (cont.)
- Topic 1: Nebraska Game Species
Body position and grip are vital to hitting the target. The hand position on the grip of a pistol is especially critical. Although the grip configuration of the revolver and semi-automatic are different, the gripping procedure is the same.
- Hold the handgun high on the grip so that the recoil is directed back to the hand and arm in a straight line. This allows better repeat shots and more accurate shooting.
- Use a two-handed hold whenever possible, applying pressure from front to rear.
When hunting, use a tree trunk, steady limb, or other stable object as a rest. Placing some padding, such as a hat or a jacket, on top of a hard rest helps with your aim.
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