Hunter Education

Hunter Education Courses at Liberty Firearms Institute

Here in Colorado, hunting is a staple of our outdoor sports and here at Liberty Institute, we are dedicated to teaching all gun owners about the hunter safety knowledge they need before they set out on a hunting trip. These hunter education courses offer just that. When you sign up for our hunter education courses, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge you need to ensure that your hunting trip is successful and safe.

Having hunter safety knowledge is absolutely integral to keeping yourself safe on a hunting trip, but it’s also important for keeping other hunters safe as well. We want to ensure that all hunters are getting the skills they need while also making sure they know how to stay safe. Take a look at the hunter education courses that we have to offer below.

Traditional

Teach hunters to be safe, legal and responsible. Topics covered include wildlife management, wildlife identification, ethics, laws and regulations, and firearms safety and handling.

NO LFI HOSTED CLASSES SCHEDULED AT THIS TIME
Other CPW traditional courses

Online Conclusion

Internet courses require an In-Person Conclusion Class—this is that course. Requires online course certificate of completion.

NO LFI HOSTED CLASSES SCHEDULED AT THIS TIME
Other CPW online conclusion courses

Hunter Education

Getting prepared for your next hunting trip takes a lot of planning, but the most important thing for hunters to handle is to make sure they have the hunter’s safety course they need to get their hunting license.

Our hunter safety courses are available for all ages, however, we ask that students 12 years of age and younger are accompanied by a parent or guardian. For students over the age of 18, we require you to pass a background check before you can take part in our hunter education course.

If you’re looking to take a hunter education course, don’t hesitate to Learn More for the hunter education courses above. If you should have any questions about hunter education, don’t hesitate to contact the Colorado Parks & Wildlife Hunter Education office directly by calling 303-219-7470.