Hunting Safety

A dangerous sport made safe

Treat every firearm as though it is loaded and the safety is off. Always hold it in a controlled manner and never point a firearm at another human.

Wearing hunting gear protects everyone. It is a large part of reducing hunting accidents.

When taking aim, be aware of the target, make sure you know what you're shooting at, what's behind it, and what's in the surrounding area. Do not take a shot until you're sure it's safe.

Safety while Paddling

Tips for kayaking, canoeing, and more

Life jackets are a preventative safety measure that should always be worn while on the water.

Know the area before you paddle out. Certain conditions, such as rapids and falls, can be dangerous for small kayaks and canoes and should be avoided.

Know the conditions before you head out. Foul weather and wind can ruin a whole day of fun. Don't overdo it. Remember, you always have to paddle back to where you started.

Learn how to ROLLERBLADE

with

CAUTION

Make sure to always wear the correct protective gear while rollerblading. The right gear significantly reduces potential injuries.

Know where to skate. Be aware of your surroundings and vehicular traffic.

In general, don't bite off more than you can chew. Be aware of your ability, and if a situation seems dangerous, don't risk it.