Find a class online - To see when and where a class is being offered in your area, we maintain a web page for the volunteer instructors to advertise their class. Many of the classes are listed here. However, if you can't find what you're looking for please contact FWP regional offices directly.

Instructors add your class - Montana's volunteer instructors offer about 500 courses of hunter and bowhunter education every year statewide. Instructors, please click here to post your class.

Anyone is welcome to take the on-line advanced hunter education program. Any person who has been convicted of a hunting violation and is required to complete the remedial hunter education.

Note : Before you start the remedial program, make sure you are enrolled. Contact FWP--Hunter Education first: 406-444-4046.

The Outstanding Hunter Behavior Program recognizes individuals who demonstrate exemplary or outstanding behavior consistent with the lessons taught in hunter education about safe, ethical, and responsible conduct. A person who receives this award is someone who makes others proud to be a hunter. Last year, the program recognized a rancher and hunter who grants free access to youth hunters; a father and son who displayed exemplary behavior during a cow elk hunt; and a hunter who was instrumental in busting a commercial poaching operation.

The One Shot Hunter Program builds on the basic hunter education program, is designed to help young hunters develop good hunting and shooting skills and prepare them for a lifetime of hunting. All you have to do is to try your best to take either an elk, deer, or antelope with a single shot fired from a gun (rifle or shotgun) and according to the hunter code.

The Bear Identification Program is intended to prevent mistaken killings of grizzly bears and help Montana maintain its black bear hunting season.