Wyoming Outdoorsmen is sponsoring a special Hunter Safety course that is specifically focused and designed for girls and adult women who are “beginning hunters.”
This class will …
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Wyoming Outdoorsmen is sponsoring a special Hunter Safety course that is specifically focused and designed for girls and adult women who are “beginning hunters.”
This class will include the standard Hunter Safety curriculum and the instructors will incorporate topics geared toward the interests of female beginning hunters of all ages. The class is open to everyone and daughters who wish to bring their mom or dad are encouraged to do so.
Class will be held at the new Cody Regional Game and Fish Offices just north of Cody beginning on Wednesday evening Feb. 26 from 5:40-8:45 p.m. and continuing at the same times on the evenings of Feb. 27 and 28 and continuing on Saturday, March 1 from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Attendance at all class sessions is required along with successfully passing the class exam in order to receive your Wyoming Game and Fish Hunter Safety Certificate.
To enroll in this class, go to the Wyoming Game and Fish website, wgfd.wyo.gov/ then click on the “Education & Camps” button in the top menu bar to find available programs. Search for the class listed for “Wyoming Game and Fish Cody Regional Office” with Timothy Barry as instructor.
If you are having difficulty in registering, contact the Cody district Office of Wyoming Game and Fish at 307-527-7125. If you have questions on the class contact: Tim Barry at 860-480-2050.
Wyoming Outdoorsmen will be providing all classes with a water and snack break along with a graduation gift for all graduating students. For Saturday, March 1, attendees are asked to bring along their own sack lunch.