What is Explore Bowhunting?
Explore
Bowhunting is a "one-of-a-kind" program that encompasses the outdoor skills
used not only to bowhunt, but for wildlife
watching, photography and filming. Created by the Archery Trade Association
(ATA) in response to the decline in hunting participation across the nation,
Explore Bowhunting hopes to connect students with the outdoors through
archery and enhance their encounters within. The 22 lesson curriculum
follows National Education Standards enabling it to be taught in PE classes,
Biology, Wildlife Management, Ag.
or even Physics. Not only is this program a great
fit for schools, but its flexibility allows it to benefit many other
organizations such as 4-H sportsmen’s clubs, scouts, and churches. Targeting
students ages 11-17, students will be exposed to a variety of hands-on
activities ranging from building a blind, wildlife tracking and
Identification, wildlife scents and calls, camouflage, deer anatomy and
ecology and so much more! Get Explore Bowhunting started in your community
today!

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What to do after Explore Bowhunting?
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Contact Information
Katie Haymes
Explore Bowhunting Coordinator
Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife
Resources
#1 Sportsman’s Lane
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-3400 ext 4587
Fax (502) 564-9845