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on or after July 1, 1957, except as exempted by law, must have taken an approved Hunter Education course before hunting in Kansas. Who is exempt? Answer: Anyone, resident or non-resident, under age 16 may      .... Continue to Frequently Asked... >>

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Our goal is to provide Kansas residents with free-loan materials to aid in teaching wildlife education. These resources are available to public, private and home schools, clubs and organizations      .... Continue to Resource Library >>

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We appreciate your willingness to support such a great cause. Unfortunately, the program is currently limited to Kansas residents. We’re looking to add this functionality as we grow the program next      .... Continue to Thank You For You... >>

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their statutory exemption. KDWP is neutral to HB2039 in its current form - which aims to instead issue, free of charge, a permanent license to hunt and fish to any resident with a service-connected disability      .... Continue to 2023 Legislative... >>

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HB2079 Establishing a statutory white-tailed deer firearm season and requiring KDWP to provide resident hunting license holders select permits for free. On 1/18, this bill was introduced      .... Continue to 2023 Legislative... >>

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by removing their statutory exemption. KDWP is neutral to HB2039 in its current form - which aims to instead issue, free of charge, a permanent license to hunt and fish to any resident with a service      .... Continue to 2023 Legislative... >>