The host is responsible for the guest and must be at the lodge as long as the guest is there. A number of rules apply to safety. Each hunter must place a tack on a map in the lodge great room where he will hunt. No hunter is allowed at the lodge alone. An orange line painted on trees a few hundred yards from the lodge tells hunters to unload their guns at that point.
All new members are on probation for one year.
If a member is expelled from the club, there is no rebate on his dues. Because the club has a lodge to maintain, there are rules for keeping the building clean and in good condition. A hunting club is just like any other group in a civilized society. If the members draw up a good set of rules and follow them, everyone will enjoy and benefit from the hunting experience. It works at the Warrior Hunting Club.