I'm signed up with a friend for Level one and two this spring. For those who have attended, is there anything we should bring that isn't mentioned in the class info? Also, how is the food and accommodations? We're really looking forward to the school.
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My son and I are going early February for level 2. Bring your guns, especially if suppressed for level 2. Accommodations very comfortable. Great group time. Bringing tripod, bipod, Eagle Ballistics program, range finder, notebook for writing information, and questions. Great time. Sure you will enjoy.
ncwg2boatguy
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Load up for that trip. Your gonna love it. Think about some scenario's you have encountered before and makes some notes for questions. You will be taking in alot of info and trying to remember it all. Your never wrong if you jot down key points/ notes and formulas you wont remember. These courses depending on skill set are game changers so get everything you can out of it. Ask questions, you paid to pick their brain.
Did level 1 and 2 together this past September. Accommodations were great and the cook did a fantastic job. I would say bring everything you want to hunt with and use in the field so you can test it out. James is an endless book of knowledge for sure and the best instructor I have ever had the privilege of learning from. Have fun !
HRM Johnny
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Please take the time to give us a report on how it went.
HRM Johnny
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Please take the time to give us a report on how things went.
Will give you full report.
Thaifighter
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Food's Good, accomodations are good. I brought a bottle of iced coffee and some snacks as the kitchen has set hours... Bottle of coffin varnish to share if that's your bent...
Most important thing you can bring is a teachable attitude...
Most important thing you can bring is a teachable attitude...
