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Bowhunter Education
Bowhunter education classes are not mandatory in Illinois. Individuals interested in bowhunting are encouraged to attend a National Bowhunter Education Foundation course.
A separate bowhunter education course is required in some states and provinces to comply with the bowhunting laws and regulations in those jurisdictions (see below).
Always check local laws as regulations may change, or special regulations may exist in some areas.
The course meets all the requirements for those states, provinces, countries, or special circumstances requiring proof of taking a bowhunter education course.
- Alaska
- Connecticut
- Idaho
- Maine
- Montana
- Nebraska
- New Brunswick
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- Nova Scotia
- Quebec
- Rhode Island
- Vermont
How To Take The Course
Instructor-led Classes
The traditional class method is through an instructor-led class structure. Classes may be taught in one day or over a couple of different days. The class will end with a test to pass the class. Interested individuals may contact:
Jim McFarlane - jim.mcfarlane@rrvp.org
Online Class
Students may study the course material at their own pace, completing chapter reviews along the way. At the end of the course material, the student will be required to pass an exam.
www.bowhunter-ed.com/illinois ($30.00)
If you would like to become an bowhunter education instructor or for more information, please contact the National Bowhunter Education Foundation.
