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Washington Traditional Classroom Course

Overview

Hunter education classes focus on three broad topical areas:

  • Firearms and outdoor safety;
  • Wildlife management; and,
  • Hunter responsibility.

IMPORTANT Because of noise and recoil considerations, women who are or may be pregnant may wish to consult a physician before participating in or being in close proximity to live-fire activities.

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Details

Successful students must pass a written test, demonstrate safe firearm handling skills, and have a positive attitude.

There is no minimum age required to enroll in hunter education, but instructors may require a parent or guardian to attend all classes if students are under 12 years of age.

About the Class

All hunter education classes are taught by instructors certified by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The classes include lectures, video, and hands-on training exercises.

The average class includes 4 - 6 sessions spanning 16+ hours.

NOTE TO ONLINE STUDENTS: If you are taking an online course, DO NOT register online for a Traditional Classroom Course.

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NOTICE: In an effort to protect public health and reduce overall spread of COVID-19, we have canceled all Hunter Education classes from 3/16/20 – 7/15/20. Please check back for classes starting 7/15.

If you require certification prior to 7/15, please take our online-only course at hunter-ed.com

July 2021

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