This is the place for information on upcoming hunter education classes being held in Lewis County and other miscellaneous information. In addition to this site, information may be obtained by looking in the State of Washington 1999 Big Game Hunting Seasons and Rules.
Hunter Education Classes (1999)
Lewis County
| Mar. 08 - 12 | Onalaska School District | 985-2951 or 978-5150 | |
| Mar. 09 - 13 | Winlock St. Urban Grange | Cliff Allen | 785-3515 |
| Mar. 10 - 17 | Chehalis Archery House | Mike LaBarre | 262-0810 |
| Mar. 16 - 20 | Morton Fire Hall | Kris Bailey | 496-6522 |
| Apr. 12 - 17 | Centralia Rifle Club | Bob Fahnestock | 736-9503 |
| May. 12 - 19 | Chehalis Archery House | Mike LaBarre | 262-0810 |
| Jun. 24 - 26 | PeEll Location TBA | Roger Currier | 291-3907 |
| Aug. 10 - 14 | Winlock St. Urban Grange | Cliff Allen | 785-3515 |
| Aug. 19 - 21 | PeEll Location TBA | Roger Currier | 291-3907 |
| Aug. 23 - 28 | Centralia Rifle Club | Bob Fahnestock | 736-9503 |
| Sep. TBA | White Pass High School | Irvin Flathers | 494-5323 |
| Sep. 7 - 11 | Centralia Rifle Club | Bob Fahnestock | 736-9503 |
Bowhunter Education Courses
Washington State does not require bowhunting education at this time but other states do. If interested in taking a bowhunter education class check out the Hunting regulations. There is information in the back of the book. Also, you can check out the Web at http://members.aol.complete/WaBowEdPgm/ or you can e-mail me and I will reply with a class and location nearest you. (note: Bowhunter education does not satisfy the training requirements for first time hunters born after January 1, 1972).
Trapper Education
All first time Washington trappers, regardless of age, are required to successfully complete Trapper Education training or successfully challenge the written examination process. Information can be acquired in the back of the Washington State hunting regulations or e-mail me with your request and I will reply with the nearest class to you.
Advanced Hunter Education
Hunter's who successfully complete the AHE "Master Hunter" program are eligible to apply for special AHE permit hunts and to hunt wild turkeys in fall seasons. The AHE program is a voluntary program designed to increase hunter knowledge, improve hunter landowner relationships improving private land access and to expand hunter opportunity. For more information on the AHE program please contact the Hunter Education Program staff at (360) 902-2370.
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