Event Registration
Hunter Safety Conventional Course
This is a complete and in‑person Hunter Safety Education course. Students will learn firearm safety, hunting ethics, and responsible behavior through classroom instruction and hands‑on field activities.
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This course is a minimum of 12 hours, typically spread over 2–3 weeks with classes held twice per week. Some courses may include a live‑fire exercise. Students must attend all sessions and demonstrate safe skills, a positive attitude, and adequate knowledge in order to be certified.
Event Information
This class is a thorough introduction to firearm safety, ethics, and responsibility. Online portion not required to attend this class. A valid temporary hunter safety card will be issued at the end of class upon completion and hard cards will be mailed within 60 days. Please remember to update the the youth profile with a valid mailing address. Event details will be emailed within a week prior to the event.
MUST ATTEND ALL DATES - 4/1, 4/3, 4/8, 4/10, 4/15, 4/17, *4/19, 4/22, 4/24
*Field Day included in dates listed 1/19 (8:00am - 12:00pm)- Dress for Oregon weather as if you are going hunting. *Bring rain gear
Parent & Guardian Information
All students are required to have their parent or legal guardian complete, sign, and bring the required Participant Release Form to the course. This form must be submitted at check‑in before participation is permitted.
How to Register Your Child
- Click the profile dropdown at the top of your screen.
- Click "View This Page As" and select the name of the person you are registering for this event.
Note: If you do not see the “View This Page As” button, or if your child’s name does not appear in the list after clicking it, their account has not been set up yet. To create it, open the profile dropdown, select “Linked Users,” and click “Create” to add your child’s account. - From the event's detail page, click "Register" and complete the checkout process.
Students under the age of 9 may have difficulty with the course material and may not yet have the physical strength needed to safely handle a firearm during a Field Day, particularly during muzzle control, loading, and unloading drills.
What To Bring
- Your printed, completed, and signed Participant Release Form
- Dress for Oregon weather as if you are going hunting
- Your own snacks, lunch, and bottled water
- (Optional) Personal ear and/or eye protection - ODFW will provide if needed
- Do not bring firearms or ammunition - ODFW will provide all equipment
Event Sessions
Certifications
- • Hunter Safety Education
Event Requirements
- • Min Age: 9
- • Max Age: 99
