Beryl, UT
Precision Hunter Prep
- Dates
Friday, September 3, 2027
to Saturday, September 4, 2027
- Time
- 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Mountain Time
- Location
Brave Lizard Tactical
Beryl, UT
Hunter track · Field positions and ethical range
What this class is
Precision Hunter takes the rifle you actually hunt with and the ammunition you actually hunt with, and builds a find-range-engage process around them. Sitting, kneeling, standing, tripod, and pack-supported positions in real terrain. Wind calls you can make under pressure. And a clear answer to the question that matters: what is my maximum ethical range?
Full Precision Hunter breakdownWho it's for
Hunters who can already hit a 12-inch plate at 300 yards and want to know, not hope, when a shot is inside their ability.
What you'll be able to do
- Confirm zero, velocity, and practical field data for your hunting rifle and ammunition
- Build sitting, kneeling, standing, tripod, and pack-supported positions
- Range targets and build a firing solution quickly in the field
- Make wind calls with a process you can repeat under pressure
- Work through realistic terrain and field-style shooting problems
- Establish your maximum lethal and ethical engagement range
- Leave with a field-ready rifle system and clear practice priorities
Training plan
Day by day
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Day 1 Fri, Sep 3
Baseline knowledge and skills
System setup, baseline data, and wind fundamentals
- In the Classroom:
- Talk about what species to hunt. How to acquire a tag. Actions to complete BEFORE the hunt. Gear considerations. Gun considerations. Ammo Considerations. Terminal ballistics considerations and Ethical Shot Considerations.
- At the Range:
- Complete safety, gear setup, rifle fitment, and optic fundamentals
- Confirm true zero, chronograph velocity, and establish Max Point Blank
- Validate ballistic profile and apply known-distance solutions
- Develop practical wind calls through 300-700 yard engagements
- Testing Optics in low lite senarios.
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Day 2 Sat, Sep 4
Practical hunting positions and application
Field positions, terminal considerations, and stress application
- Run One Shot One Kill evaluation and zero confirmation
- Build tripod proficiency from standing, kneeling, and sitting
- Perform multiple spot and stalk live fire evaluations.
- Complete multi-stage final evolution under realistic constraints on life sized targets
The final schedule can shift with weather, terrain, and the class in front of us. The standard stays the same: clear reps, coached correction, and useful debriefs.
On the line
Your instructor
Recon Marine · Recon Sniper Course instructor
Former Recon Sniper Course instructor, now a firefighter and lifelong hunter who serves as The Cadre's safety officer. He'd rather glass a hillside at dawn than run a stage on the clock, and he teaches the way he hunts: slow down, read your conditions, make the first round count.
Before you register
Prerequisites
- Able to confidently hit a 12-inch plate at 300 yards from a supported position.
- A zeroed hunting rifle and the ammunition you will hunt with.
- Proof of legal firearm possession: sheriff's letter, current CCW, or a Form 4473 from the past year.
Bring
What to bring
150 rounds of quality hunting ammunition. Bring what you will actually hunt with.
Bring the rifle system you plan to train with. If something is not sorted yet, bring it anyway and we will help you understand what matters.
Printable PDF
The Cadre gear list
The same checklist we email before class. Print it and check it off as you pack.
Required
- The rifle and optic you hunt with, zeroed
- Bipod or the support you use in the field
- Ballistic solver with your data loaded
- Field Optics (spotting scope, binos, monoculars)
- Eye protection and ear protection
- Individual first aid kit
- Hunting pack (1 to 3 day) and chest pack if you use one
- Trekking poles if you shoot off them
- Notebook and pen
Recommended
- Chronograph
- Shooting mat
- Armboard or wrist coach
- Range bag or backpack
- Precision rifle tool kit (Fix-It-Sticks or similar)
- Shooter belt with magazine carriers
- Rifle sling
- Binoculars, range finder, or spotting scope
- Kestrel or wind meter
- Shooting or observation tripod
- Phone mini-tripod for filming your positions
Personal sustainment
- Seasonally appropriate range clothing and layers
- Sturdy footwear for the range
- Snacks and lunch
- Water
- Field chair
Getting there
Venue and travel
- Range
Brave Lizard Tactical
7985 5600 W Beryl Utah 84714
- Daily start
- 08:00 Mountain Time
Flying in
Closest airport
St George Regional Airport (SGU)
Alternate airport
Las Vegas International Airport
Where to stay
Sleep E Motel
Driving apps will try to have you drive on private or dirt roads to get to the range which is not recommended. Its suggested to visit the Brave Lizard Website and view the directions prior to traveling. https://bravelizard.com/contact-us/
Your class emails repeat these details before class.
Terms
Refunds and transfers
- Full refund: available 120+ days before class.
- 50% refund: available within 120 days of class.
- Cancellations under 45 days: paid balances can be applied to a future class.
- Circumstances change. Contact us as early as possible if you need to discuss your registration.
On the range
From past classes
