Hunter Education Classroom courses are offered by knowledgeable and certified volunteer instructors and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officers. Classroom courses are typically 12-15 hours in length and are held over 2 to 3 sessions (days). In order to receive certification, a student must attend all sessions and pass the final exam.
Iowa law requires that anyone born after January 1, 1972, must be certified in hunter education before they are eligible to purchase an Iowa hunting license.
Upcoming Hunter Education Classes
Aug. 19, Algona, Kossuth County Conservation Board
Aug. 20, Britt, West Hancock Ambulance Service
Aug. 22, Rockford, Floyd County Conservation Board Fossil and Prairie Center
Aug. 26, Humboldt, ISU Extension and Outreach Office
Sept. 7, Aplington, Aplington Community Center
For more information on these and other hunter education opportunities, go to www.iowadnr.gov/huntered
