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Hunter-ed grads get free use of ranges
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SOCIAL CIRCLE — Hunter-education graduates can “give it a shot” with a free three-month pass to any of the 18 Department of Natural Resources shooting ranges in Georgia.
Typically, a wildlife-management area license or other qualifying license would be required for shooters age 16 and older.
At the conclusion of their class, each student receives their hunter education certification card.  The graduation date, listed on the card, is the beginning of their three-month shooting range pass. They need to show the card at the range.  
Students also will receive information about the use of the pass and where to find participating ranges during their classroom time.  
For more information, go to  www.georgiawildlife.com/RangePass or call 770-761-3010.

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Wildcats compete in 7-on-7 football
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#16 Marquis Muhammad as he completes the 4-yard catch and run vs New Hampstead (Savannah).
On June 13, the Richmond Hill Wildcats football team competed at a 7-on-7 football camp hosted at Statesboro by Georgia Southern’s football program. Various other high school programs in the southeast Georgia region were in attendance.
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