Exercise & Outdoor Fun

Participation in an ATV and Snowmobile education course will teach how to properly operate and maintain the vehicle. Laws, responsibilities and personal safety will also be covered. Passage of a final exam is required. You must attend every day of the class in order to receive your certificate. Total Course = 6 hours • Proper Operation and Safety (Riding Skill-Equipment-Maintenance) = 2 Hours • Laws = 1/2 Hour • Emergencies & Survival = 40 Minutes • Map & Compass = 1 Hour • Self Help First Aid = 20 Minutes • Environmental/Landowner/Ethics = 1 1/2 Hours Students under 16 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guardian Instructor: Michael Mayo Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife

Enjoy the solitude and beauty of a Maine winter at St. Saviour Tree Farm in Parsonsfield, ME. Learn survival, fire building and compass skills. Understand the different styles, shapes and proper maintenance of snowshoes. A cross-country hike on this pristine 300-acre property will test your new skills by snowshoeing into a remote wilderness wildlife wintering area. Cost includes transportation, instruction, lunch and equipment. Meet at Wells High School at 8:30 a.m. Inclement weather date: Sat., 2/8/19. INSTRUCTOR: Ron St. Saviour is a Registered Master Maine Guide in Outdoor Recreation and a Licensed Professional Maine Forester. He is also the founder and director of Southern Maine Guide Service “Outdoor School,” a unique alternative education program.

To legally hunt in Maine, you must complete a Hunter Safety class. This course has 3 parts that lead to certification: class meeting, home study and the range day. After the initial class, you will complete your assignments at home using an independent study guide and corresponding website. Estimated home study time is 15 hours. Submit your assignments on range day, along with an assembled survival kit. You must attend both classes and pass the final test with a minimum score of 70% to earn your certificate. Range day is Sat., Oct 5, at the North Berwick Rod and Gun Club. Minimum participation age is 10. INSTRUCTOR: Steve Rand is active in the Rod and Gun Club and is very concerned about firearms safety. He teaches Hunter Safety in area adult education programs.

Participation in an ATV and Snowmobile education course will teach how to properly operate and maintain the vehicle. Laws, responsibilities and personal safety will also be covered. Passage of a final exam is required. You must attend every day of the class in order to receive your certificate. Total Course = 6 hours • Proper Operation and Safety (Riding Skill-Equipment-Maintenance) = 2 Hours • Laws = 1/2 Hour • Emergencies & Survival = 40 Minutes • Map & Compass = 1 Hour • Self Help First Aid = 20 Minutes • Environmental/Landowner/Ethics = 1 1/2 Hours Students under 16 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guardian Instructor: Michael Mayo Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife