With fall hunting seasons right around the corner, August and September see a high demand for hunter safety classes. Whether it is parents looking for classes for their kids or new hunters trying to get ready for a first season in the field, the DNR sees a large demand for classes over the next six weeks.
There has always been more demand than available classes, but over the last few years, this trend has been exacerbated, making finding an open spot and getting registered for a class a tricky proposition. If you need to get your hunter safety certificate you may have to drive to find a class or move some of your schedule around to make the availability fit with the classes that are being offered. MUCC has hosted three courses this year and doesn’t plan to offer any others as of now. However, several of our affiliate clubs have classes coming up with space still available.
General information about the hunter safety program can be found here.
There are two primary formats for the course. There is the traditional multi-day classroom experience and there is the online course option, with Mandatory field day.
With the traditional classroom experience you can expect (field day included):
For a link to find traditional classes around the state click here
With the online course and mandatory field day option you must:
The field day consists of
For times and locations of field days click here.
The DNR is also always looking for volunteer instructors. For more information on how to become a volunteer please follow the link.
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