where can I look to find info on hunter safety course?

Answer 1

your state's Game and Fishing Department

Answer 2

If you have questions or comments about Florida's Hunter Safety Program, please contact the office located in your region between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.


Northwest Region Panama City
Dave Crosariol, Coordinator
Stacey Dickens,
Staff Assistant
[phone]

North Central Region Lake City
Steve Robbins, Coordinator
Samantha Hurst,
Staff Assistant
[phone]

Northeast Region
Ocala
Leslie Vincino, Coordinator
Rhonda Levay,
Staff Assistant
[phone]

Southwest Region Lakeland
John Weatherholt, Coordinator
Carrie Ream,
Staff Assistant
[phone]

South Region
West Palm Beach
Lynne Hawk, Coordinator
Susan Harrass,
Staff Assistant
[phone]

Answer 3

I don't know of any states that have a purely online hunter safety course. Maryland has a partially online course, but is finished with a field day. Maybe you could try that, as it will only take 1 day. I guess the brutally honest question is: if you can't take 2 days to learn safe hunting practices, how exactly do you plan to hunt? Even if you own land, you're going to spend more than 2 days per year out there. If you just take one day at a time, your odds of harvesting game are going to be fairly low. I would suggest trying Maryland's course, but sign up for the field day sooner rather than later, as they always fill up very quickly. Every state accepts other state's hunters ed classes, so it might be best for you.

Answer 4

Cheney University?

Answer 5

Try your local gun shop or at a gun show.