IDFG Announces Upcoming Hunter Education Classes in Clearwater Region

Classes scheduled in multiple cities across the region over the next few months.

Feb. 3, 2026 at 5:15pm

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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has announced a series of upcoming hunter education classes to be held in the Clearwater Region of Idaho over the next few months. The classes will take place in various cities across the region, including Grangeville, Moscow, Elk City, Kooskia, Lewiston, Potlatch, Troy, Cottonwood, Genesee, and Deary.

Why it matters

Hunter education classes are required for anyone in Idaho who wants to obtain a hunting license, ensuring that new hunters are properly trained in firearm safety, wildlife identification, hunting regulations, and other essential skills. These classes help promote responsible and ethical hunting practices in the state.

The details

The hunter education classes will cover a range of topics, including firearm handling, wildlife conservation, hunting regulations, and more. Each class will take place over multiple sessions, with specific dates and times varying by location. Participants can register for the classes through the IDFG's online registration system.

  • The first class is scheduled for February 2, 2026 in Grangeville.
  • The last class in the series is scheduled for April 6, 2026 in Deary.

The players

Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG)

The state agency responsible for managing Idaho's wildlife and natural resources, including overseeing hunter education programs.

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What’s next

Interested participants can visit the IDFG's online registration system to sign up for the hunter education classes in their local area.

The takeaway

These hunter education classes are an important resource for aspiring hunters in the Clearwater Region, helping to ensure that new hunters are properly trained and equipped to participate in the sport safely and responsibly.