When I took my course in NY, it included each of them at the time. It was both lecture and field tests. Archery, trap, fur, waterfowl, small game & big game rifle.
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When I took my course in NY, it included each of them at the time. It was both lecture and field tests. Archery, trap, fur, waterfowl, small game & big game rifle.
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That's what I did in Arkansas and Texas. Just produced a hunting license at the counter and I was good to go.
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Arizona asked and I did the same. I figured if push came to shove and I had to prove it I would go through the trouble of getting Mississippi to send it to me. Well if they don't have it then that makes me a little more uncomfortable.
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Mine doesnt have number either. I took hunter Ed at Bass Pro in 2008. I received certification and a card in the mail but no number.
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I believe Ohio offers the course completely over the internet now if you are 18 or 21 my wife will be taking it here soon. I also know that if you over 18, you can go to a ODNR branch and take the test without sitting through the class. My little cousin did just that like 10 years ago when he got a ticket for having a license without taking the course. Judge fined him 10 dollars and told him to bring back a copy of the passed exam in 30 days, following Friday he drove to Findlay and took the exam.
Since I have future plans of hunting Colorado annually until I can't hunt anymore, I'm going to adhere to the letter of Colorado's law.
The following information is right off the official 'Colorado Parks & Wildlife' website. The hunting license application and brochure are more thorough and specific.
I will be calling them prior to sending in my Colorado hunting license application just as an added measure and peace of mind, making sure I have everything in order.
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Big Game License Options for Colorado - https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/BigGameLicenseOptions.aspx
"Hunter Education: Were you born on or after January 1, 1949? If so, you must have a valid hunter education card/certificate before you apply for or purchase a hunting license. You'll also need a hunter education card before applying for a preference point.
Your hunter education card/certificate and the appropriate license(s) must be in your possession while hunting. See Hunter Education for test out options, apprentice license opportunities, and more information."
Proof of Hunter Education - https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/HE-Proof.aspx
The following information is right off the official 'Colorado Parks & Wildlife' website. The hunting license application and brochure are more thorough and specific.
I will be calling them prior to sending in my Colorado hunting license application just as an added measure and peace of mind, making sure I have everything in order.
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Big Game License Options for Colorado - https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/BigGameLicenseOptions.aspx
"Hunter Education: Were you born on or after January 1, 1949? If so, you must have a valid hunter education card/certificate before you apply for or purchase a hunting license. You'll also need a hunter education card before applying for a preference point.
Your hunter education card/certificate and the appropriate license(s) must be in your possession while hunting. See Hunter Education for test out options, apprentice license opportunities, and more information."
Proof of Hunter Education - https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/HE-Proof.aspx
No age restriction for online. My daughter did it this past year all online.
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Took my hunter Ed with my boys. My age has me exempt here in the bayou state. I’ve never had a problem till last year hunting in Missouri. Purchased my bow tags and was good to go. You can go online or somewhere who sells them. I was on my second trip and we stayed for the rifle season. No big deal, it was 9 pm and we were in Iowa. Went online and tried to get my rifle tag for Missouri. Couldn’t do it online because someone actually has to see my card....wtf? Or I could email a photo copy and be issued a tag after someone verified it....yeah right. Ended up driving to a liquor store in Missouri at 10 pm to get my tag. Crazy.
I also got my bow hunter safety card years back when the nwr required it. Bout everything is rubbed off it by now.
I also got my bow hunter safety card years back when the nwr required it. Bout everything is rubbed off it by now.
Buckmaster
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after reading this I figured I better check on mine, too. right where I left them. last time I saw these was when I hunted Colorado back in 1996. fuck me running, I'm getting old. 
I wonder if these pics of the cards would suffice in place of a duplicate from the state? I took pics of both sides so I could keep these on the computer in case I might ever need replacements. both of these spent a few years in my wallet a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
I wonder if these pics of the cards would suffice in place of a duplicate from the state? I took pics of both sides so I could keep these on the computer in case I might ever need replacements. both of these spent a few years in my wallet a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.