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Bowhunter Education Online Field Day
Overview
View upcoming events for the state-required Montana Bowhunter Education Field Day. You cannot show up at a Field Day without registering first.
What should I bring to class?
- Be sure to print your Field Day Qualifier Certificate and bring it to your Field Day. It is required for admission.
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Bowhunter Education Classroom Course
Overview
Select this program to view upcoming events and register for the Montana Bowhunter Education Classroom Course. You cannot show up at a Bowhunter Education Classroom Course without registering first.
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Hunter Education Classroom Course
Overview
Select this program to view upcoming events and register for the Montana Hunter Education Classroom Course. You cannot show up at a Hunter Education Classroom Course without registering first.
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Hunter Education Online Field Day
Overview
View upcoming events and register for the state-required Montana Hunter Education Field Day. You cannot show up at a Field Day without registering first.
What should I bring to class?
Be sure to print your Field Day Qualifier Certificate and bring it to your Field Day. It is required for admission.
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Wolf Trapping Certification Class
Overview
Select this program to view upcoming events and register for the Montana Wolf Trapping Certification Class. You cannot show up at a Wolf Trapping Certification Class without registering first.
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Montana Snowmobile Field Safety Education Course
Overview
To obtain a snowmobile operator's safety certificate, a person must attend and successfully complete a Montana-approved snowmobile safety education course. Classes are taught by volunteer instructors across the state.
Those riders who do not possess a valid driver’s license must take and successfully complete a Montana-approved snowmobile safety course for riding on specially-designated roads in Montana.
Interested in learning more about avalanche safety? Visit Backcountry Ascender for a free online avalanche education tool.
Anyone wanting to ride on specially-designated roads must have a driver’s license or a snowmobile safety certificate. Adults must have a motor vehicle driver’s license. Minors must have a Snowmobile Safety education course certificate and be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age and be within eyesight of the minor.
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Montana Snowmobile Avalanche Awareness Class
Overview
In partnership with the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center (GNFAC), the Friends of the GNFAC offer free avalanche awareness classes.
Based in Bozeman, Montana, the GNFAC covers an area of approximately 10,000 square kilometers, including the Bridger, Gallatin, and Madison Ranges, the Lionhead area near West Yellowstone, and the mountains around Cooke City.
The Friends of the GNFAC is a non-profit with a mission to support avalanche awareness and education through a partnership with the GNFAC. For more information, see http://www.mtavalanche.com/.
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Montana Snowmobile Club Event Calendar
Overview
Montana’s Snowmobile Clubs provide many fun and exciting events throughout the year. Browse the listed events and find one to attend.
