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Official Kansas Hunting Safety Course Link to Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks

Kansas Hunter Education Course and Field Day Qualifier Certification

Welcome to Today's Hunter in Kansas, an independent study hunting education course approved by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. State law requires anyone born on or after July 1, 1957 to complete a hunter education course before obtaining a hunting license in Kansas.

It's simple! 1 - Register for your Field Day first. Then, begin the hunter education course. Study at your own pace!
It's fun! 2 - Take the Kansas Hunter Field Day Qualifier Exam. Pay $19.50—one time only, after you pass.
It's official! 3 - Print out your Kansas Field Day Qualifier Exam Certificate—your "admission ticket" for a Field Day required to complete your certification.

Register for a Field Day, Study Online, Attend Field Day,
Earn Your Certification!

  • Official online hunting safety course for KansasFor students passing the online test, receive an official Kansas Field Day Qualifier Exam Certificate, a prerequisite for attending a Field Day
  • Receive your official Kansas Hunter Education Certification upon successfully meeting all online and Field Day course requirements
  • Learn about hunter responsibility and ethics
  • Discover how firearms work and learn about firearm safety
  • Improve your wildlife identification, game care, survival and first aid skills
  • Develop firearm handling skills and hunting techniques
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Kansas Department of
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Course Overview
Course Chapters
Testing
Wildlife Guide
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Official hunting safety course for Kansas hunters last modified: July 7, 2009
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