How do you find out about becoming a licensed hunting guide in pennsylvania?
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My friend actually went to a school specifically to do that. This is where he went:\nhttp://www.royaltine.com/graduates2.php\nThey taught him alot!!! Good luck!!
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Try www.wildlife.state.ks\nFound Hunters Ed. @ www.wildlife.state.nm for New Mexico.
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Fishing is great here. Fish away. Fishing license very cheap and can be purchased lots of places. Yes you have to draw tags for hunting. 1-800-576-1020. Good Luck.
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Hi, I have a guide dog from Guiding Eyes For The Blind (GEB) and if you go to www.guidingeyes.org and click on about us and then look down on the left hand side almost in the middle there is a link that says employment and then one of the first  employment oppertunities talked about is becoming a guide dog instructor.  You have to go through steps.  Like work in the kennel and stuff and I've heard it can take a long time.  Some other schools are the seeing eye, guide dog foundation, guide dogs for the blind and others.  Just put in guide dog when you search.  Take care, Cricket and Guide dog Buddy
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contact the fish and game or the NRA
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Here is a website that contains all of the information that you will need to know.\n\nwww.mcandl.com/pennsylvania.html
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man i have gone online and looked for leases for hunting.........no luck.i guess the best way is to actually know someone who might know someone,who has a friend,who has another friend............catch my drift.\nwell besides that u can go to kdfwr website and look at the public land to hunt on.\ni personnally hunt down on peabody wma.it cast $12.50 besides deer tags and hunting license.\ngood luck to u.\nif u find any hunting leases let me know,maybe we can work something out.
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I would check the internet for job listings in that area. \nand btw- Im from PA too- YEA!!!
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Kissybert: yes you do because it's required by the\n Department of wildlife protection services also must be\nan land ownner were Elk can roam freely check with\n http://www.nationalparksservices.com or Indiana state fish&game too
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Hunting & fishing regulations at the site listed below,\nhttp://www.gf.state.az.us/
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Classification Guide for Arrowheads and Spearpoints of Eastern Pennsylvania and the Central Middle Atlantic\n   \n        \n  by Jay F. Custer $14.95   \n      \n   This comprehensive guide provides a clear and concise method for identifying--in most cases--the age and origin of arrowheads and spearpoints found in Pennsylvania and the surrounding middle Atlantic region. Includes extensive drawings of projectiles, and an easy-to-use classification guide. This book will be an invaluable resource for both amateur and professional archaeologists. 142 pp., 8 1/2 x 11. paperback. $14.95
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Becoming a Fish or Game Warden, also referred to as a Wildlife Conservation Officer is  highly competitive and in most requires a minimum of a Bachelors degree (Biology, Forestry, Conservation ect.). There are a large number of applicants for the very few job openings that become available and agencies can be and are very picky in whom they hire.\n\nIn most cases a Fish or Game Warden is also law enforcement officer in addition to many other duties. As such you would also have to meet the agency's physical requirements and often the basic requirements of a law enforcement officer in the state or Federal Government. It is always very helpful to have military service or previous Police experience, additional law enforcement, safety or other applicable training and/or certifications, be in excellent physical condition, be an avid hunter and/or fisherman, and if at all possible, and have some involvement with the Agency it's self. Several States including PA have Deputy Fish and Game Wardens that volunteer their time, but gain experience and exposure within the agency. \n\nI hope this is helpful. What I've provided are very general guidelines, but make sure you contact any agencies you may be interested in for their individual requirements. It's also a great idea to seek out a Conservation Officer or two from the agency and talk to them about the job and what they recommend to help you get hired. Good Luck!
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Your best bet is to go on-line to North Carolinas fish and wildlife home page it will have all the fees and requirements good luck with your hunt
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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here you go...\nhttp://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/polycomm/pressrel/railstrails0699.htm
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It's best to contact the Georgia Real Estate Commission for the most recent information, and information on fees.  \n\nhttp://grec.georgia.gov/01/home/0,2197,859536,00.html\nTheir address, and email information is on this link.\n\nFrom information on their website, you have a choice.  You can apply for a Georgia Real Estate License as a non resident, while you still live in Pennsylvania, or you can apply as a resident of Georgia who holds an out of state license.\n\nGeorgia only has special reciprocity rules for the State of Florida.  All other states follow a simple procedure. \n\nAs a resident of Georgia, you will need a criminal history report, known as your Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) report, and you will need to show certification of your Pennsylvania license history.  Your license must currently be in good standing, you have passed your required exams, and you have met pre-licensing and continuing ed courses to keep your license current.\n\nAs a non-resident, you would not need the GCIC, but you would need to provide similar information regarding your Pennsylvania history.\n\nPennsylvania, however, does not have reciprocity agreements with any state.\nhttp://www.realtor.org/libweb.nsf/pages/fg709
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YOU CAN GET YOUR LICENSE ONLINE AT WILDLIFE RESOURCE AGENCY IN YOUR HOME STATE.