PROCEDURE FOR: HUNTER EDUCATION CLASSES

1. All Hunter Education Classes using the Ben Avery Shooting Facility must be separately registered as a BASF User Group. This requires each primary instructor to complete a USER GROUP AGREEMENT prior to reserving a range and use of range. 

2. At the time the User Group Agreement is completed, each primary instructor will be given a range use packet and is expected to know and have all class participants follow all facility and range safety rules at all times. If violations of safety rules occur, a Notice of Incident may be issued. This action will be forwarded to the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Hunter Education Coordinator. 

3. A RESERVATION REQUEST form will be filed out for each class. On the form, the primary instructor is to specify ranges for courses of fire, if the hunter education trail is needed, if the Conservation Education classroom is needed, and any other requirements. If a reservation is not made in a timely manner, BASF cannot promise availability, due to demand. We require a 30 day notice for reservations. 

4. Each primary instructor will receive an invoice for the class. There is no charge to use the facility for Hunter Education Classes; however, the primary instructor must document the required diversity questions and return the invoice to the Main Range Office, or the Rangemaster. A clean up  fee may be assessed to the primary instructor if the Facility is not left in a clean condition. 

5. Firearms must be checked-out from the Rangemaster. Please allow extra time to checkout and transfer these firearms. When the class is completed, the firearms will be cleaned and checked-in to the armory with the Rangemaster.