dedicated hunting exam with SA hunters

**Sniper_1984** · 23-01-2015, 15:31

Does the exam questions change every year?

**urabus** · 23-01-2015, 15:42

the exam is not there to fail people.
read over, understand the course material, you will do fine.

**Maroelas** · 23-01-2015, 16:03

Originally Posted by Sniper_1984

If i wanted to purchase a semi automatic FN SCAR 17s,would i be able to do this with a dedicated hunting status?

Highly unlikely.

**Yeager** · 23-01-2015, 16:16

That funny "bok spoor" is a sititunga (spelling)

**treeman** · 23-01-2015, 16:57

Ya the ID type questions got to me, I found I knew less than I thought I did.Rest was easy.

**Tigerbarb** · 23-01-2015, 19:41

Did mine many years ago and got stumped on one question otherwise it would have been full marks Bloody pic of a bird " Saalbek Ooievaar " nogal .
Will never forget what that bird looks like or what its called.
We did a full weekend course lots of fun learned a lot in those 2 days .
Remember you still need to do the shooting test also .
In my humble opinion the SA Hunters are doing the " Dedicated " thing the right way .
Go enjoy it pay attention and you will be fine .

**SLR** · 23-01-2015, 20:29

IMO they should all be closed book, unless you take your study material hunting with you so you can look up before you do anything in the field...

**driepootx** · 23-01-2015, 21:43

Originally Posted by Sniper_1984

Does the exam questions change every year?

I think there are 3 different papers that have been set.

**keithbatkins** · 23-01-2015, 21:49

Good Luck Sniper.
I found that the worst part of my Dedicated Hunters Exam was the Firearms Act questions.
Lost marks for forgetting to use the word 'unlawful' in one of my answers.
Regards,
Keith