“Tag: hunter education”

In 2019, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said state wildlife agencies could count NRA’s free Online Hunter Education Courses as in-kind match dollars to access P-R funds.

COVID-19 has pushed a lot of activities online, but taking a virtual Hunter-Ed course was more exciting than the author imagined.

As America’s hunter safety leader, the course marks the NRA’s latest contribution to the hunting community.

Hint: Do it early!

While introducing new people to hunting is a noble pursuit, retaining hunters is the key to saving the sport!

Preparation, proper gear and an exit strategy are key to a safe outdoor experience, but accidents still happen.

The NRA is pleased to partner with the State of Alabama to offer no-cost hunter education to their residents— increasing the odds of new hunters entering the field.

Since inception of the program in 2017, NRA has provided nearly 150,000 students free online hunter education.