Hunter Education Enforcement Introduction Basic Hunter Education Program Master Hunter Program Duplicate Certificate The Washington Hunter Education Instructors' Association (WHEIA) Shooting Ranges; Application Policy and Procedures; and Grants Related Links     InstructorTALK WDFW Hunter Education Instructor's Newsletter   March 2008   January 2008   November 2007   September 2007   July 2007 Please note: All individuals born after 1 January 1972 must also show proof of basic hunter education training--either from Washington or another state--before enrolling in the AHE program. If required, enclose a copy of your hunter education certificate or the year and state in which you completed your training.

NOTICE Hunter Education Deferral Applications are now available. Click here Washington's independent study hunter education course. Study at home and complete the knowledge evaluation portion of your hunter education training! Click here Welcome Hunters! This hunter education website is designed to promote hunter awareness, knowledge and skills so that we may work together and continue our proud hunting tradition.  Through information about hunting issues, classes, activities and organizations, this collection of web materials will provide you with a convenient resource we hope will meet your hunting needs. Basic Hunter Education Program and Classes Online Hunter Education Course Master Hunter Program The Washington Hunter Education Instructors' Association (WHEIA) Shooting Ranges, Application Policy and Procedures and Range Grants Duplicate Certificate Becoming a Hunter Education Instructor Reasonable Accommodation Request for Services [PDF Format - 22KB] If you need an accommodation for your disability please fill out the following information and return it to the Hunter Education Instructor at least fifteen (15) days prior to the class. Hunter Education Course Evaluation Form [PDF Format] Quick Questions About The Hunter Education Training Program? Most common questions about the Hunter Education Program are answered in our Hunter Education FAQ. If you are interested in a quick summary of Washington's hunting incidents, click here now. Please contact a member of the hunter education staff if you have questions about training requirements, class schedules, Advanced Hunter Education, etc. Our hunter education staff is here to help you WDFW Hunter Education Program Contacts Eastern Washington, Ephrata office (509) 754-4624 Western Washington, Olympia office (360) 902-8111 or huntered@dfw.wa.gov