The Kansas Hunter’s Education Program, which went into effect on January 1, 2005, was implemented to protect the rich heritage of hunting by teaching hunting safety, hunting knowledge and hunting responsibility to beginning hunters. Successfully completing this program is a requirement for those hunters who were born July 1,1957 or later before they can be ...
The Montana Hunter’s Education Program, which is overseen by the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, is responsible for helping Montana hunters to become as safe and responsible as they possibly can. Hunters in Montana who wish to purchase a resident or out-of-state hunting license must obtain a certificate of completion from this program prior to ...
Quail hunting is an enjoyable pastime for people of all ages. Like other aspects of hunting, it takes time and practice to perfect the hunt of the quail. There are several species ranging from button quail, hemipode, american quail, northern bobwhite, and the California quail. They all have their own distinctive traits that make them ...
It’s important when you go hunting to make sure that you know enough about how to hunt safely in order to remain the hunter and not become the hunted. Here are 10 safety tips for beginning hunters to help you make it through hunting season alive: Hunting Safety Tip #1: Every time you see a ...
Colorado hunter education is required for anyone with a birthday on or after January 1, 1949, who wishes to apply for a Colorado hunting license. This requirement is in place for one simple reason…to make the great sport of hunting safer. Reducing the number of hunting accidents makes this program important to all hunters, young ...
The Nevada Hunter’s Education Program, which is overseen by the Nevada Department of Wildlife, is a requirement that hunters born after the first of January, 1960 are faced with when trying to purchase a Nevada hunting license. Actually, that is not a true statement. In reality, these hunters must have a hunters education certificate, but ...
In Illinois, young or new hunters are required to successfully complete the Illinois Hunter’s Education Program before they are issued an Illinois hunting license. The Illinois Hunter’s Education Program is 10 hours of hunting education which exposes the hunting student to topics such as firearm and hunting safety, wildlife management, conservation and identification, archery and ...
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