How to get the most out of the site

Consider these thoughts:

I had a grade-school teacher who, when asked by students how to spell a word, would reply, "look it up in the dictionary."

At the time, it seemed like good advice, but on closer examination, its not that helpful. Why?

Because the dictionary lists words in alphabetical order. If you don't know how to spell a word correctly, you'd probably have a real hard time finding it in the dictionary.

There's an old saying that goes, "A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing." The point is that if you are not fully informed on something, you could potentially make a bad mistake.

For instance, if you assumed that what you knew about garter snakes, which are non-poisonous, applied to all snakes, and you decided to pick up a rattler, you could end up dead.

Why are we telling you this?

Because it can be applied to the BOUNTY HUNTERS ONLINE website. We are not the all-knowing oracle to answer every question you might have about bounty hunting.

The information you're provided with is intended to be used AS A GUIDELINE. It canalso be used as resource material which you can return to and refresh your memory and find new information as it becomes available.

reading and understanding infromation can give you a good start. BUT it's only the beginning. How you apply this information makes a big difference in your success.

Would you let a medical student who's just read a book on the subject perform brain surgery on you? Not likely.

EXPERIENCE COUNTS.

Don't imagine you're ready to tackle anything just because you've read a littel about it. We're hoping that what we offer will whet your appetite. It will make you want to learn all you can.

the good news is it will give you a good idea of where to go to get more information. It will get you thinking.

Remember, everyone learns at their own speed. Take your time. Visit all the pages. You don't have to read them yet. But it will help you to discover what's where. You can make a list of where you want to go in the order you want to go there. think of it like a map that will take you on a learning journey.