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Hunter Safety: Stay Safe Around Electrical Equipment

  • Smart Choices
  • Oct 22, 2024
  • 1 min read
Silhouette of a lone deer in a misty field at dawn or dusk. Powerlines are visible in the background.
Aim for a safe hunting experience by knowing the dangers around electrical equipment in the field.

As hunting season approaches, we remind our members to prioritize safety in the great outdoors. While pursuing game, it’s crucial to be aware of electrical equipment in your surroundings.


Keep these essential tips in mind:

  • Maintain a safe distance from all electrical equipment.

  • Never shoot at or near power lines or insulators.

  • Familiarize yourself with the location of power lines and equipment in your hunting area.

  • Stay alert in wooded areas where power lines may be less visible.

  • Avoid placing deer stands on utility poles.

  • Don’t hang decoys on power lines or other utility equipment.


Following these guidelines will help prevent accidents and ensure a safe hunting experience for everyone. Remember, your safety is our top priority. Enjoy the hunt and stay safe out there.

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