Hunting Clinics

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is now offering clinics geared towards teaching participants the basics of hunting game animals. Clinics will be two to four hours of classroom time and may include additional range activities such as sighting in rifles or patterning shotguns. In addition to range activities, clinics may also offer opportunities for participants to use what they have learned with a scheduled hunting activity under the guidance of clinic instructors and local non-governmental organizations.

For all range activities and hunting activities, it is your responsibility to make sure your hunting implement is in good working order. WDFW reserves the right to do a safety check on all hunting implements before heading onto the range or into the field.

Please note that the clinics are sized for a specific number of participants. If a parent/guardian would like to participate with their child they will need to sign up as a participant.

If you have questions about WDFW’s clinics, please contact our Hunter Education staff at 360-902-8111.

Tagged for interest. I've never hunted either and have thought about learning.

Ditto. Turkey has always seemed like a decent place to start. Turkey season isn't totally freezing-ass cold and the birds make tasty sammidges. My ground-level requirements are pretty straightforward.

Also, yay for being old enough that I don't need to take the hunter education class!

Look at dreadi, being all helpful & shit..

Where do you think I get all my tips from?

LOL...it was a playful jab...doesn't surprise me you have resources to do research from, I thought it was cool to share....but since the night crew in other places seems to be gone...I have to get my digs into you here