Hunter Education
Behind every great hunter, you'll find a great teacher!
There's a lifetime of satisfaction to be found in the woods of Vermont. And for thousands of hunters, it all begins in Vermont's Hunter Education Program. With more than 100,000 graduates over more than four decades, the free 12-hour minimum course upholds Vermont's proud tradition by developing skilled and principled sportsmen and women.
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Hunter Education page
Goals of the Hunter, Bowhunter and Trapper Education Program
- To contribute to the mission of the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department through education and outreach by or through:
- Offering quality hunter, bowhunter, and trapper education courses that improve the knowledge, skills and level of responsibility of the participants.
- Offering accessible, high quality classes throughout the state.
- Outreach efforts build awareness and interest in traditional outdoor activities such as hunting and trapping.
- Interactive, fun training build the basis for lifelong participation in the outdoors.
- Education and involvement build support for conservation and wildlife management in Vermont.
Youth Hunting Programs: Lifelong Pursuit
Vermont makes it easy to take time out and focus on the young hunter. The Department offers special youth hunting programs - spring turkey, waterfowl and deer -- to ensure that young hunters get the quality training they need from experienced hunters. These outstanding hunts encourage safety and enthusiasm in a family/mentored setting. This is key being with family and friends is the most important factor in youth hunting satisfaction.
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