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10 Commandments
of Firearm Safety
1. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat every firearm as though it were loaded.
3. Unload firearm, open action except when ready to shoot.
4. Keep barrel clear and choose proper ammunition for firearm.
5.Be sure of your target before you pull the trigger.
6. Never point a firearm at anything you don't want to shoot.
7. Never climb or jump with a loaded firearm.
8. Never shoot at a flat, hard surface or water.
9. Store firearms and ammunition separately.
10. Avoid alcohol and drugs before and during shooting.
Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the Missouri Hunter Education Instructors
Association to support and enhance the hunter education program
in Missouri.
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2002-2006
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Board of Directors
KANSAS
CITY DIRECTOR: Frank Powers
Frank has been involved with Hunter Education since 1999. He is married with
three grown daughters and two grandsons. Frank is the Maintenance/Engineering
Planner for a large Pharmaceutical manufacturer. His pastimes include fishing,
hunter and is looking forward to introducing his grandchildren to the outdoors.
He enjoys working with youth.
SOUTHWEST
DIRECTOR: Donald E. "Don" Harris, is currently Director of Southwest
Region. Don retired from Real Estate and Insurance in 1996. He
soon decided retirement was not for him, so went to work for Bass
Pro Shops in the hunting department. Currently he is in the Fine
Gun Library selling high grade shotguns and large game rifles.
Don has hunted most of his life and now enjoys deer and turkey
hunting as well as shooting sporting clays and playing golf.
ST.
LOUIS DIRECTOR: Robert
Mallery
Wife: Janet A. Married 49 + years
1 son, 4 grandsons, 1 daughter and 1 grand daughter.
34 + years Missouri State Highway Patrol Retired.
23 + years Military Retired.
Wright City Fire Protection Dist. 5+ years. Fire Investigator and
director on fire board.
Substitute Teacher at Wright City R II School Dist.
Coordinator and Chief Instructor for Hunter Education / Bow Hunter
Education.
Hobbies: Fishing. Turkey and Deer Hunting. Reading and visiting
The
American Revolutionary
War and American Civil War battle sites. I also like the history
of the
Native Americans.
NORTHWEST
DIRECTOR: Daniel Evans
SOUTHEAST
DIRECTOR:
CENTRAL
DIRECTOR: Dennis Desmond
NORTHEAST DIRECTOR: James E. (Jim) Robertson was elected at the
January 2003 Annual Hunter Education Conference. Jim was also chosen
as Regional Hunter Education Instructor of the Year by the Missouri
Department of Conservation. Jim enjoys hunting, fishing, gardening,
and just spending time outdoors. Jim owns and operates a handyman
and lawn maintenance service. He began teaching hunter education
in 1991 and looks forward to every class. Jim is also an American
Red Cross Certified CPR/Safety Instructor. Jim is very dedicated
to teaching safety to anyone who wants to learn.
OZARK
DIRECTOR:Ron Boeddeker was born in North Dakota in 1954. In 1976
Ron moved to Douglas Co., MO. There he worked as a metal fabricator,
welder, electrician, concrete worker, mechanic, and dairy and livestock
farmer. Ron spent ten months in Saudi Arabia in 1998 working with
a construction company. Ron started hunting in California as a
teen. Although he moved to Missouri in 1976 he didn’t start
hunting there until 1988 and has been “hooked” ever
since. Ron has hunted safely and successfully in six other states.
Ron’s hobbies are building Chrysler muscle cars, drag races,
bowling (with a 199 average), and teaching hunter education since
1996. Ron is a member of NRA, MHEIA, RMEF and NWTF.
Executive
- President: - Frank Powers
- Vice-President: - Jim Robertson
- Secretary: - Dennis Desmond
- Treasurer: - Don Harris
Deputy Directors
- Central Earl Williamson
- Kansas City Leroy Bishop
- Northeast Larry Harlan
- Northwest Donald Fosse
- Ozark Gary Sullivan
- St. Louis Douglas Wagganer
- Southeast Roger Slayton
- Southwest Sarah Smith
Committee Chairmans
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Conference, Frank Powers and Sara Smith.
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Membership, Don Harris
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Newsletter,
- Website, Dennis Desmond
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By-Laws,
Bob Mallery
- Funding, Dan Evans & Dennis
Desmond
- Awards, Jim Robertson & Bob Mallery
- CFM, Don Harris
- Historical, Doug Wagganer, Jim Robertson, & Frank
Powers
- Member Benefits, Frank Powers
- Budget Proposal-Projections Don Harris & Committee
Chairs
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LINKS
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Hunter Education Requirement
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| Any person
born on or after January 1, 1967, shall obtain and display an
approved hunter education certificate card prior to purchase
of any firearms hunting permit,except that a Youth Deer and Turkey
Hunting Permit may be issued to any person 6 through 15 years
old without requiring display of a hunter education certificate
card.
A Missouri Conservation Heritage Card with a
hunter education number is an acceptable Hunter Education Certificate
Card. The hunter education card need not be displayed if certification
can be verified through direct access to computer data files.
Hunter education certification shall be limited
to persons eleven (11) years of age or older.
The Missouri Conservation Heritage Card will
be issued as a replacement for lost or damaged hunter education
certificate cards (fee: two dollars - $2). |
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Hunter Orange
Requirement |
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| The following
persons are required to wear a hat and also a shirt, vest or coat
of hunter orange so that the color is plainly visible from all
sides. Camouflage orange does not satisfy this requirement.
… firearms deer hunters during all five portions of the
firearms deer season.
… adults accompanying youths hunting deer on a Youth Deer & Turkey
Hunting Permit.
… archery hunters during the youth portion statewide and
during the urban and antlerless portions in open counties.
… all hunters except migratory bird hunters during the
urban, youth, November and antlerless portions in open counties.
The following firearms deer hunters are exempt
from the hunter-orange requirement:
… hunters
using archery methods within municipal boundaries where discharge
of firearms is prohibited.
… hunters on federal or state public hunting
areas where deer hunting is by archery methods only.
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Lost Card Replacement
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Most Missouri
hunter education records were computerized beginning in 1982. It is
not possible to verify course completion prior to that date. To replace
a Missouri hunter education certificate, call the Missouri Department
of Conservation headquarters at
573-751-4115.
Regional offices are also able to issue replacement cards if you know
in which region you took your course.
The Regional Offices are:
St. Louis: 636-441-4554
Kansas City: 816-655-6250
Northwest: 816-271-3100
Northeast: 660-785-2553
Central: 573-884-6861
West Central: 660-885-6981
East Central: 573-468-3335
Southwest: 417-895-6880
Ozark: 417-256-0429
Southeast: 573-290-5730
In 1995, hunter education certification was issued on a Conservation
Heritage Card. The hunter education number appears in the lower left-hand
corner. This card may be replaced through any permit vendor, regional
office, or Department of Conservation headquarters for a replacement
fee of $2.00. |
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