Hunter Education Program
1B Camp E-Hun-Tee Place
Exeter, RI 02822
(401)539-0019
In-Person Testing
Testing is only available to those students who have completed Rhode Island’s on-line hunter or on-line bowhunter education course the past 1 year. You must print and present your Certificate of Completion from the on-line course and a picture ID in order to take the in-person exam.
For All Students: There is no additional charge for the in-person exam. Please note that there will be questions on the in-person exam dealing with RI specific laws and regulations that were not covered in the on-line course. In order to prepare for the in-person exam please review the RI Hunting and Trapping Abstract. Specifically, you should focus on topics such as safety requirements, prohibited activities, and equipment rules. There is no need to memorize season dates and bag limits as you can always refer to the abstract during the seasons for this information. Please note that regulations must be checked on a yearly basis as changes occur.
- For Hunter Education Students: The exam consists of 100 questions; 50 multiple choice and 50 true/false.
- For Bowhunter Education Students: The exam consists of 50 questions; 30 multiple choice and 20 true/false.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL TESTING DATES
Hunter Education Exams Only:
Sundays from 9 AM to 11 AM
Highland Rod & Gun Club, 66A Plainfield Pike, Foster
Register: John Rudolph, rudolphja@verizon.net
Bowhunter Education Exams Only:
Sundays from 9AM to 11 AM
Highland Rod & Gun Club, 66A Plainfield Pike, Foster
Register: Mike DeGrange 401-263-5568 or mikedegrange@verizon.net
Hunter and Bowhunter Education Exams:
Wednesdays from 10 AM to Noon
RI Fish & Wildlife Education Office, 1B Camp E-Hun-Tee Place, Exeter (directions)
Register: Jessica Pena 401-539-0019 or Jessica.Pena@dem.ri.gov
Hunter and Bowhunter Education Exams:
Starting October 1, 2018: By Appointment ONLY
1531 Ten Rod Road, North Kingstown, RI
Call: Edward Klosowski 401-294-4276
KEY RESOURCES
- Frequently Asked Questions
- History & Significance
- Course Schedules - Hunter & Bowhunter
- Online Hunter Education Course
- Online Bowhunter Education Course
- Archery Proficiency Testing
- In-Person Testing Schedule
- Ten Commandments of Firearms Safety
- 2018 Scholarship application for Junior/Senior Hunter Education graduates
- How to Become an Instructor
- Shooting Ranges
- Sighting-In Days
- Handgun Certification-Blue Card Information
- Blaze Orange Hunter Safety Video
- Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) information for Hunters
- Hunter/Landowner Courtesy Card
- RIGL: Title 20- Fish and Wildlife
- RIGL:- Title 11 Weapons
ADDITIONAL LINKS