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    Hunter Ed required on Youth hunts?

    Anymore know if Hunter ed is required or as long as a kid is supervised they can still hunt on WMAs. Thanks

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    I don't think it matters where you are hunting, public land, WMA or leased land.
    Last edited by buckfan50; 07-13-2022, 09:05 AM.

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      #3
      Shouldn't be required by law

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        #4
        It's been the law since 1988. You can get a one time, one year deferral for $10 and be accompanied by a licensed hunter.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Pstraw View Post
          It's been the law since 1988. You can get a one time, one year deferral for $10 and be accompanied by a licensed hunter.
          You can get a 1 yr deferral if over 17 and not a youth. If youth are hunting with a licensed hunter over 18 I believe with hunter's education they do not need it. Only if they are hunting alone.

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            #6
            As long as you have your hunter's ed certification (or are exempt due to being born before Sept. 2nd, 1971) and have all of the necessary licenses/permits, then you can "accompany" your child and they aren't required to have it.

            I "accompanied" my son on a TPWD youth-only draw hunt a couple of years ago and because I had all of my necessary certifications/license/permits, the only thing my son was required to have was the special permit that was awarded after the drawing and a $7 youth hunting license.

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