Conservation officer to host hunter education course in Brookville

Registration is underway

(BROOKVILLE, Ind.) - A local conservation officer will host a hunter education course in Brookville on Saturday, September 6. 

It will take place from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the 4-H Expo Hall at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. 

The program will be led by Conservation Officer Shiloh Mast and registration is currently ongoing. 

The Indiana Hunter Education Course will provide instruction in the areas of safe firearm use and handling while hunting, as well as in the home, hunter ethics and responsibility, game identification, and conservation management. 

Anyone born after 1986 is required to be certified in Hunter Education before they can purchase a hunting license.

For the class, any child under 11-years-old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

You can register for the September 6 class by clicking here.