Hunter Education (113)

Illustration of the state of Tennessee, where to take the TN hunter safety course concept.

Where Can You Take the Tennessee Hunter Safety Course?

Tennessee residents can complete hunter education online through ilearntohunt, approved by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA). TWRA confirms this directly: hunters 9 and older can finish the entire requirement online, with no field day tacked on afterward. That puts Tennessee among the more straightforward…

Close-up of hunter in orange vest with rifle, where to take the SC hunter safety course concept.

Where Can You Take the South Carolina Hunter Safety Course?

South Carolina residents can complete the hunter safety course online through ilearntohunt, approved by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). Nothing happens after the exam here, so where you take the course is really the only decision to make. Pass the exam, and…

Illustration of the state of Pennsylvania, where to take the PA hunter safety course concept.

Where Can You Take the Pennsylvania Hunter Safety Course?

Pennsylvania residents can complete hunter safety certification online through ilearntohunt, approved by the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC). Where the course lives depends more on residency than age here. The online path wraps up entirely on your own time, with no field day or skills session…

Illustration of the state of North Carolina, where to take the NC hunter safety course concept.

Where Can You Take the North Carolina Hunter Safety Course?

Getting your North Carolina hunter safety certification can happen entirely online at ilearntohunt, approved by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC). Unlike most states in this series, North Carolina doesn't split its online path by age or attach an in-person requirement afterward. Anyone can…

Illustration of the state of Nevada, where to take the Nevada hunter safety course concept.

Where Can You Take the Nevada Hunter Safety Course?

The Nevada hunter safety course is available online at ilearntohunt, approved by the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW). Nevada doesn't set a minimum age for starting the course, so where you finish up comes down to whether you're 18 yet. Hunters 18 and older print…