Who qualifies

To be registered as a Dedicated Member, you must meet all three requirements:

1Already be a member in good standing of CHASA through a member association.
2Have successfully completed the prescribed training for dedicated hunters.
3Comply with every dedicated-hunter requirement of Act 60 of 2000.

How it works

  1. 01Join a member associationYour association is where your membership, training and application are handled.
  2. 02Complete the prescribed training[Course format, assessment and where to book – supplied by CHASA.]
  3. 03Apply through your associationSubmit your application and consent forms. [Required documents list.]
  4. 04Stay active and compliantCHASA or your association may re-evaluate your activities and bona fides from time to time.

What you agree to

  • CHASA and your association may share your dedicated status, lapsing or termination with the Registrar of the Central Firearms Register, as the regulations require.
  • No professional hunting business may be conducted on the strength of your dedicated status.
  • If you no longer meet the requirements, CHASA may terminate your status – you will be told in writing and may make representations to a committee appointed by the Board.

Questions

How long does the application take?

[Answer supplied by CHASA.]

What activity do I need to maintain each year?

[Answer supplied by CHASA.]

Can I move my dedicated status to another association?

[Answer supplied by CHASA.]

Is dedicated sport-shooter status also available?

[Answer supplied by CHASA.]