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I read some dates somewhere but was confused. I know it said classes started may 3rd, tomorrow, but it had 3 or 4 other dates and at the end it said choose one date? I was wondering if you are only required to attend one class or was the choose one night referring to the written test? Also seeing as the class tarts tomorrow and I haVE NOT REGISTERED, is there any other dates or places the class will be held?? I need to get certified to partake in this falls city hunt. Thanks for anyone that can help me with this predicament.

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I searched for the "city bow hunt" thread that was out there and called the number on the first page, but it just goes to voice mail and I have not heard anything back from them. I'm calling Charlstroms in the morning and maybe SkippersKid will chime in.

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Chalstroms has a sine up sheet in the Bow hunting shop ask sue or Bill and get sinned up A.S.A.P. They will have one with in 5 weeks. Austen is in on this one so I will be there as well smile.gif.

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You are very welcome we need more people to take Does out of the city smile.gif.

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After almost taking one out with my truck last night (on London Rd.) I'll take as many as I can get!

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Well unfortunalty the only MN DNR education class was April 21st. As far as the one over in Superior, yes you have to attend all the classes as it is a 6 or 8 hr course.

Then when you have passed the class, you have to sign up for the city qualifying shoot. Those dates Chalsrom's will have. I think you have to shoot every year??

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Is that info. correct? I was under the impression that you only needed to take the class being offered in Superior if you had your hunters ed card, otherwise you needed both.

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I cannot get into the ABA website. Won't let me register. Not sure what I am doing wrong. I've emailed the address provided for questions and problems but I've had no response. It says you need to register to get the forms to fill out and I don't want to miss it again this year. Any advice?

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Read the start of this post and you will find what you are looking for.

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It's not letting me register either. There is an error in the website code, something they need to fix on their end.

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