Are you at least 12 years-old and an avid bowhunter that wants to share your knowledge of bowhunting with beginners in FWP’s Region 4? If so, you now have the opportunity to apply to become a bowhunter instructor. Here is the FWP news release:
Volunteer instructors are being sought for the Hunter and Bowhunter Education programs in Montana.
Hunter and bowhunter education are state mandated courses taught by dedicated volunteers. Fish, Wildlife and Parks seeks more of these dedicated men and women to continue to serve the 12 counties in FWP’s Region 4: Liberty, Toole, Glacier, Pondera, Chouteau, Teton, Cascade, Lewis and Clark, Meagher, Judith Basin, Fergus and Petroleum.
Anyone who is at least 12 years old may apply.
The heart of Montana’s Hunter and Bowhunter Education programs is the corps of dedicated volunteer instructors. They stand as examples of how each hunter should demonstrate ethics, behavior and responsibility to themselves, landowners, other hunters and the resource.
These instructors choose to honor Montana’s hunting heritage by sharing their skills, experiences and their love of hunting and Montana’s vast resources with those new to hunting and the outdoor adventure.
For information on becoming a hunter or bowhunter education instructor call Wayde Cooperider in the FWP Helena Region Information and Education Office at (406) 444-9947 or visit our web site at http://fwp.mt.gov/education/hunter/instructors/ to learn more and apply.
