Share you hunting knowledge and skills with the next generation of hunters. Join the Hunter Outreach program—
become a certified Huntmaster or volunteer. You can have a positive and long-lasting influence in someone's life.
The Hunter Outreach Program teaches novice and inexperienced hunters—of all ages—the knowledge, skills, ethics, and traditions of hunting.Through workshops and clinics, seminars, group and 'mentored' hunts,the program appeals to diverse interests, backgrounds, and levels of ability. You are invited to participate to make the most of your hunting pursuits, or to help you take the first steps toward becoming a part of our shared hunting heritage and tradition.
The Hunter Outreach Program conducts
- Skills Clinics and Seminars (Elk Hunting, Upland Game Bird Hunting, Waterfowl Hunting, Wing Shooting, Land Navigation, Shotgun Basics, and much more)
- Youth Hunting Programs (sponsored, guided, and mentored hunts)
- Elk Hunting University (Read the "assignments" and take the "final".)
- Shooting Clinics for Youth
- Clinics for Women (Shooting skills, hunts. Fishing clinics, too!)
- Seminars for New Residents (help hunters learn the license buying process, rules and regulations of Colorado)
This is a dynamic program, developing new offerings and opportunities for the hunters and about-to-be hunters of Colorado.These events are posted on the Clinics and Seminars page as soon as they are announced, so check back often!
There are places for experienced hunters in the program, too—opportunities to share your wisdom, experiences, and traditions by Volunteering or becoming a Huntmaster. Have a positive influence on a young person's life.
Hunter Outreach programs are sponsored, in part, by Partners in the Field.
| The Hunter Outreach Program of the Colorado Division of Wildlife provides a variety of programs to support the recruitment and retention of hunters in the state of Colorado. The 2008 Hunter Outreach Program Report (encompassing 2003-2007) is now available, providing an overview of the program,accomplishments and progress to date (2007), and recruitment and retention efforts for the future. |