Specialized First Aid – for Hunters – Certified First-Aider Course on October 8 – 10, 2027 in Gräben OT Rottstock

Take a deep breath, leave everyday life behind, and experience nature with all your senses – that’s Einwalden. Many people follow wilderness adventures on YouTube or Instagram while sitting on the sofa themselves. But real experiences happen outdoors – in direct contact with nature. Here you’ll get exactly that: An adventure that truly enriches you. Instead of competing against one another – as in survival shows – we explore the forest as a community and learn to see it with new eyes.

JAGWINA hunting course with modules in Stellichte in the Heidekreis district and in Rottstock near Berlin. A somewhat more compact hunting course with longer modules and therefore fewer trips.  All other content is identical to the hunting course “Hunting Respectfully Berlin-Potsdam-Magdeburg-Leipzig”. Learn to hunt—not just pass the hunter’s examination. JAGWINA offers practical, comprehensive hunting training that goes far beyond simply preparing for the examination. Our focus is on treating nature with respect, having immersive experiences in nature, and developing a personal attitude toward hunting. This cannot be done in 14 days. That is why the JAGWINA hunting training lasts one year. Your path to a hunting license. Why get your hunting license with JAGWINA? Our hunting students value our friendly, family-like atmosphere, experienced instructors, and the combination of traditional skills with modern, up-to-date hunting knowledge. If you want to get a hunting license quickly so you can impress acquaintances with trophies on your living-room wall, you are probably in the wrong place. If you are interested in hunting as one of humanity’s oldest crafts,want to be able

Are you interested in spending some time out in the hunting grounds with a hunter? This experience gives you the opportunity to get to know Tim, director of the JAGWINA hunting school, better and ask him plenty of questions during a walk around the hunting grounds with a hunting dog (without a firearm). Current questions about the necessity of hunting in the 21st century will be discussed openly that day, and you can learn a lot about Tim’s motivation and attitude toward hunting. You’ll also hear fascinating stories about hunting and learn about the wild animals’ current seasonal activities. Together, we’ll investigate the tracks and signs left by wild animals. Along the way, you’ll learn a lot about local flora and fauna and their ecological relationships. To finish, we’ll enjoy some delicious grilled sausage together.

Would you like to learn how to field-dress an animal, butcher it, and prepare it for cooking? Then this is just the right course for you. Unfortunately, we don’t learn this basic knowledge at school, and it is not covered in many crash-course hunting programs either. With the knowledge from this course, you can buy a whole roe deer “in the hide” from a hunter (it costs around €50–60) and prepare it for use in your kitchen. This is much cheaper than buying individual cuts of game ( €15–35/kg) from a game dealer. This workshop covers butchering a roe deer or a fallow deer (depending on availability). Field-dressing the animal (removing the entrails) is not included, as this must be done immediately after the animal is shot. This process will therefore be shown in a film clip. By the end of the day, you will know how to “skin a roe deer,” how to butcher it into cuts ready for cooking, and what tools you need. You can apply this knowledge to all other animals.

JAGWINA offers practical, comprehensive hunting training that goes far beyond simply preparing for the exam. Our focus is on treating nature with respect, having immersive experiences in nature, and developing a personal attitude toward hunting. This cannot be done in 14 days. That is why the JAGWINA hunting course lasts one year. Your path to a hunting license. Why get your hunting license with JAGWINA? Our hunting students appreciate our welcoming, family-like atmosphere, experienced instructors, and the combination of traditional skills with modern, up-to-date hunting knowledge. If you want to get a hunting license quickly so you can impress acquaintances with trophies on your living-room wall, you are probably in the wrong place. If you are interested in hunting as one of humanity’s oldest crafts,want to provide for yourself with meat, hides and furs, sinews, bones, and antlers from wild animals,care about species conservation,treating nature with respect,climate-resilient forests, andwildlife populations suited to the landscape, then you are in the right place. Absolutely!

Stalking makes you happy – because you feel alive.Stalking makes you humble – because you discover your limits.Stalking makes you grateful – because you come close to beauty.< /strong> In this seminar, you will learn the fine art of stalking. And you will learn it in a way that enables you to actively improve your hunting success, so you no longer have to sit for hours with your backside planted on a high seat. Instead, hunting becomes a fulfilling experience again, one that engages all your senses and teaches you how to use them effectively. “No hunting ground has ever been shot empty, but quite a few have been stalked empty.”Which hunter hasn’t heard that saying?After this seminar, it will no longer apply to you! Prehistoric hunters relied on this sophisticated alarm and communication system of the birds to move safely, with awareness, and successfully. Understanding “bird language” was vital to them. In this seminar, you will learn the basics of harmony and disharmony in nature, which the birds reflect.You will discover how important it is to notice this while stalking. This is not about learning to identify individual bird calls!It is about understanding the birds’ univ

Act safely when it matters!<\/strong><\/p> A child falls from a tree. Someone is stung by a wasp and has an allergic reaction. An injury occurs deep in the woods—far from the nearest settlement or car. What should you do now?<\/p> In this training, we prepare you to act safely and calmly in such situations outdoors in nature—whether on group excursions, family outings, or while exercising outdoors.<\/p>

An accident in the middle of nature – what now?  Our outdoor first aid course prepares you thoroughly for emergencies in the wilderness. You’ll learn to act quickly and safely with limited resources and under realistic conditions – whether dealing with a cut, an allergic shock, or a serious fall. The course is for anyone who spends time in nature with groups, children, or on their own – for example, as a wilderness educator, teacher, parent, or outdoor guide. Through practical exercises by day and night, you’ll learn not only life-saving first aid measures, but also how to stay calm, take responsibility, and guide others safely through a crisis. You’ll feel more confident – for your own sake and for those who count on you.

Our outdoor first aid course in Upper Bavaria, south of Munich, prepares participants for medical emergencies in nature and the wilderness. The outdoor first aid course is for anyone who spends time outdoors in nature and wants to be prepared for possible medical emergencies. Contents Chain of survival and making the correct emergency callBasic assessmentRescue techniques (including in remote areas)Wound and fracture careBreathing disordersTreating an unconscious person; cardiopulmonary resuscitationThermal emergenciesAllergic reactionsPoisoningRecovery and rescue (improvised carrying and transport methods), and much more Our course takes place outdoors. Participants actively work through important content and lessons learned using realistically acted-out scenarios.

Hiking, walking the dog, horseback riding, cycling, hunting, foraging for mushrooms, jogging, walking, forest bathing—with a forest kindergarten, a wilderness school, or as a forestry worker... there are many reasons why you might be outdoors, whether alone or with a group. Can you provide first aid if it takes a long time for professional emergency services to reach the scene of an accident? Alongside theory and practical sessions, you’ll be assigned to rescue teams for various first-aid scenarios. Through realistic accident simulation (RUD), you’ll get to “rescue” and provide “initial care” to injured people spontaneously and unexpectedly—in other words, in a realistic setting. Over the course of two days, you’ll immerse yourself in first aid and learn about and understand the medical background as well as the practical skills. Your personal outdoor background will also be incorporated into the course.