Effective August 1, 2009, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources changed their guidelines for distance learning. Students are now required to spend a minimum amount of time on each course page before proceeding to the certification exam.

Click here to go to the latest version of the Today's Hunter in Indiana online course—the official hunter education course of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

The Hunter's Ethical Code (continued)

Respecting landowners includes asking landowners for permission to hunt, following their restrictions on when and where you may hunt, and never entering private land that is cultivated or posted, unless you have obtained permission first.

Hunting Opportunities on Public Lands

All states have federal- or state-owned public lands that are available for hunting. Public lands may have regulations that control hunting on these properties and may require special permits. Check with your state’s wildlife agency and get maps before you go.