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Is I Learn to Hunt Legit as a Hunter Safety Course?

By Teri Williams
February 25, 2026

Yes, I Learn to Hunt is legit as a hunter safety course! The I Learn to Hunt course (better known as ilearntohunt) is approved by most state wildlife agencies and the IHEA (International Hunter Education Association) as an official course hunters can take to meet…

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Hunting License AZ—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026 

By Teri Williams
February 23, 2026

In Arizona, hunters ages 10-14 must complete a hunter safety course before getting a hunting license. Hunter education in Arizona helps hunters understand how to stay safe in the field, along with the ethics of hunting. While not required for hunters older than 14, the…

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Missouri Hunter Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
February 19, 2026

In Missouri, all hunters born on or after January 1, 1967, must complete a hunter safety course before getting a hunting license. Hunter education in Missouri helps hunters understand how to stay safe in the field, along with the ethics of hunting. The safety essentials…

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How to Get a Michigan Hunting License Online

By John Kuhlman
February 18, 2026

Thanks to the magic of the internet, Michigan hunters no longer have to stand in lines at sporting goods stores or find the closest DNR office to buy a hunting license. With Michigan's digital license process, you can easily purchase a license 24/7 from the…

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Tennessee Hunting Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
February 16, 2026

In Tennessee, all hunters born after January 1, 1969, must pass a hunter safety course before getting a hunting license. Hunter education in Tennessee helps hunters understand the ethics of hunting and how to stay safe in the field. The safety essentials you'll learn in…

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