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Wyoming Game and Fish Regional Office Phone Numbers are listed at bottom of page
PINEDALE – Wyoming hunter education
instructors are invited to a Pinedale Hunter Education Instructor Workshop to be
held Aug. 14 in Pinedale. The workshop will be held at the Pinedale Regional
WGFD office from 1 – 6 p.m.
WGFD Hunter Education
Coordinator Jim Dawson said the workshop is to clarify expectations for
instructors and to provide tools and teaching techniques to use in the
classroom.
Dawson emphasized that the workshop is open to both long time and new hunter
education instructors. “The insights of our instructors are valued for the
hunter education teaching team and the opportunity to discuss issues and
concerns is included in the agenda,” Dawson said.
This will be the only workshop scheduled for the Pinedale region in 2010. The
agenda for in-service workshops will be similar in the various regions to
maintain a consistent hunter education message.
“The most important component of the agenda will be the program changes and
updates ensuring a consistent message to all those teaching and/or taking
Wyoming hunter education,” Dawson said.
The 5-hour workshop is preceded by a Hunter Education Internet Field Day from 8
a.m. to noon at the same venue. Any hunter education instructor interested in
becoming a field day assessor is welcome to observe the morning session to get
an understanding of how Internet Field Days are conducted.
Registration is required for all workshops so equipment, supplies and training
aids can be provided at the session. Call Margaret James at (307) 777-4538 for
more information.
Migratory bird hunters are alerted that the
federal Harvest Information Program permit is required every year to hunt doves,
cranes, snipe, rails, ducks, geese, coots and mergansers. The free HIP permit is available at all license agents, G&F offices or by
visiting the G&F website at
http://gf.state.wy.us.
All licensed hunters in Wyoming, including Pioneer, lifetime license holders and
nonresidents are required to have a HIP permit and carry it with them while
hunting. Hunters under 14 are not required to have the permit. Hunters must get
the permit in each state they hunt migratory birds. HIP permits expire June 30, just like the federal duck stamp.
Casper Regional Office...307-473-3400...Toll Free, instate 1-800-233-8544.
Cheyenne Headquarters...307-777-4600....instate, 1-800-842-1934
Cody Regional Office..307-527-7125....instate 1-800-654-117
Green River Regional Office...307-875-3223....instate 1-800-843-8096
Jackson Regional Office...307-733-2321....instate 1-800-423-4113
Lander Regional Office....307-332-2688....instate 1-800-654-7862
Laramie Regional Office....307-745-4046....instate 1-800-843-2352
Pinedale Regional Office....307-367-4353....instate 1-800-452-9107
Sheridan Regional Office....307-672-7418....instate 1-800-331-9834
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