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A Question from our Patreon Member, Justin Larson, was selected for this clip.

"Steven, given your expertise as a hunter, conservationist, and advocate for ethical outdoor practices, do you believe that with the right advocate, we could implement mandatory hunter safety courses in schools to promote responsible gun handling and teach sustainable food harvesting from the land?"

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Robert Mirabilio

Thanks Justin! It’s very important for everyone from grade school to be taught firearm safety how to hunt. And understand when you shoot a quail for instance. Did you know how to gut and clean it. And you only shoot what you’re going to eat. It’s a great American patriotic value that in my Opinion has been greatly overlooked. Firearm certification should be mandatory or at least a course for it like there is. But the public school system should have it available and make it mandatory that you take it just like drivers education. It seems that’s why there’s a lot of gun violence that is unnecessary as well as accidental death due to the lack of knowledge about Firearms. That now has come to the forefront. Thank you.

James Carrick

As of a 2018 report, the North Butler and Clarksville school districts in Iowa required firearm safety training for middle school students. A bill passed by the Iowa House in 2025 would require all Iowa school districts to offer such a course for students in grades 7-12. Here is a start.

Mike Kellogg

What could possibly go wrong?

Paul Auerbach

Don’t these people have supermarkets available?