100% Wisconsin‐Approved Bowhunter Safety Course

Wisconsin-Approved Bowhunter Course

The Wisconsin Bowhunter Ed Course is approved and accepted by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

What’s Included in an Approved Course

The Wisconsin Bowhunter Ed Course is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the agency responsible for the administration of the Bowhunter Education Certificate.

To be approved by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, a course must teach bowhunters to become:

• Safe (by following all bowhunting safety rules)
• Responsible (about bowhunting, wildlife, conservation, and bowhunting laws)
• Knowledgeable (by knowing and demonstrating acceptable behavior and attitudes while bowhunting)
• Involved (in joining and participating in bowhunting and conservation organizations)

Meets IHEA-USA Standards

This Wisconsin Bowhunter Ed online bowhunting education course was developed in accordance with the standards set forth by IHEA-USA and meets the requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources hunter safety mandate.

About the Standards

In 1999 the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA-USA) adopted a set of performance guidelines for basic hunter education courses. These standards have been used internationally by hunter education administrators to evaluate minimum core content in hunter education courses. Industry partners, including the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Bowhunter Ed, have used the revised standards to develop new student manuals and alternative delivery methods for hunter education.

NBEF Authorized Course

This Wisconsin bowhunter-ed.com online bowhunting education course was developed in accordance with the standards set forth by the National Bowhunter Education Foundation (NBEF). The NBEF administers the International Bowhunter Education Program (IBEP) in cooperation with state and provincial hunter education programs and state bowhunter organizations.

The IBEP is used in all states and Canadian provinces and follows the standards of the International Hunter Education Association, a professional organization of hunter education administrators from throughout North America. While basic hunter education courses include archery and bowhunting, the IBEP provides more in-depth skill information to help you become a more effective and responsible bowhunter.