''Western Minnesota is the leech capital of the world,'' he says. ''There's no place better. There's a 40-acre lake there you can trap every day for 60 days and never see the catch rate drop. I go to a pond here for three days and see the rate drop every day.''.
The routines that you get into for studying are really important. Study period lengths The best way to study is to focus for between 40 and 90 minutes, then take a 10 minute break where you do some kind of exercise. Regular exercise really helps with your concentration when studying.
Time: the earliest you start, the more time you'll have to cover all the topics, from top to bottom. The more familiarized you are with the curriculum, the better, and for that you need time. Official statistics say that you need on average 300 hours for level I, I needed 600 hours approx. If you take it in June, some people start studying in February. For me that's not enough. I think that 6 months is ok.