Conservation Camp Hunter Safety Firearm
Hunter Safety Firearm Course

What better way to learn about survival, first aid, map and compass, and firearms safety, than at camp? Our hands-on instruction offers a unique approach to these safety programs. Each day is filled with exciting activities. Core Hunter Safety lessons include topics such as wilderness survival, map and compass, Camouflage, Tree Stands, Shot Placement, and much more. Campers will also have time for general camp activities such as swimming, hiking, canoeing, and more. Each successful participant will earn their Maine Firearm Hunter Safety Certificate, honored in all 50 states, and good for life.

Hunter Safety Firearms is one of the long-standing programs for Greenland Point. For a youth who wants to participate in the firearm hunting season, the completion of this program is required to obtain a license at the age of 16.

Ages: 10-13

Program Dates:
Week #1 6/30/24-7/5/2024
Week #4 7/21/24-7/26/2024

Cost: $675.00

This program is run in cooperation with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Financial assistance may be available for Maine residents,  Please click the  Scholarships link for details.

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Camper at the shooting range

Because The University of Maine defines firearms and archery equipment as weapons and has a strict weapons policy for the safety of all, and for liability and insurance reasons, camp program participants are asked not to bring their personal shooting sports equipment to Greenland Point 4-H Camp & Learning Center without prior authorization from the Camp Director or the Maine 4-H Shooting Sports Program Coordinator. The 4-H Shooting Sports instruction team at Greenland Point is very familiar with the wide variety of equipment here and competently provides complete instruction in the shooting sports discipline programs that we offer.