July 25, 2026 - 20:40

STAFF REPORT
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Hunter Education Day is this coming Saturday, and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is offering classes to help participants prepare for a safe and responsible hunting experience. The event is designed for both new and experienced hunters, emphasizing the importance of safety, ethical practices, and wildlife conservation.
Classes will cover various topics, including firearm safety, hunting regulations, and the proper identification of game. Participants will have the chance to engage in hands-on activities and discussions led by experienced instructors. This is a great opportunity for individuals looking to obtain their hunter education certification, which is often required for hunting in many areas.
The classes will take place at designated locations, and pre-registration is recommended to ensure a spot. Attendees are encouraged to bring a notebook and any questions they may have about hunting practices. This event promises to be informative and engaging, making it a must for anyone interested in the outdoors.
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