Indiana DNR Law Enforcement Hosting Hunter Education Courses

They will be hosting a class at the Lide White Boys and Girls Club in Madison on September 23.

(undated) – Indiana DNR Law Enforcement will be offering hunter education courses around the state throughout the month of September.

Indiana Hunter Education Courses will provide instruction in the areas of safe firearm use and handling while hunting, as well as in the home. The class will also teach hunter ethics and responsibility, game identification, and conservation management.

Anybody who is born after December 31, 1986, is required to be certified in Hunter Education before they can purchase a hunting license.

They will be hosting a class at the Lide White Boys and Girls Club in Madison on September 23.

If you would like to register you can visit, www.register-ed.com.

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