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This manual is designed as a compendium from which instructors can select materials and instructional aids for use in hunter education and shooting sports programs. Presented in the manual are 43 lessons and 34 laboratory activities that have been organized into units on the following topics: shooting sports responsibility, the learning process and teaching methods, firearms facts, ammunition and reloading, rifles and air guns, handguns, shotguns, shooting sports programs, field safety, hunting and wildlife conservation, hunting ethics, and advanced hunting programs. Each unit contains some or all of the following: a cover page that outlines the unit's purpose, objectives, content, evaluation methods, and references; a lesson guide that includes a content outline, introduction, teaching tips, summary, list of recommended teaching aids and methods, and recommended instructor and student references; and laboratory activity sheets that include a description of the activity, time limit, list of required facilities/equipment, and teaching tips. Appendixes contain the following: information on the learning process, teaching methods and techniques, lesson planning, visual aids, and some aspects of European hunting and game management; shooting positions checklists; and overhead transparencies. (MN)