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Originally Posted by Big Grey Wolf
When I challenged the exam like Dave I put enormous hours into the manual and achieved 85% on first try of exam at F & W. The lady in F & W office said most would be trappers that came to write were unprepared and failed the trapper course first time, some even second time. Until they really applied themselves they did not pass.
Lastly the self study of manual and passing exam was an accept qualification for trapper until last year. It should still be recognized today when a trapper has upto 10 years of RFMA or Resident trapline experience.
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I agree with this as well, it should be reconized same as trades in other fields, a mechanic or plumber for example. if you have passed the test and put in your hrs, you are no less qualified then any one coming out of a trapping course.