Pheasant hunting is in our heritage, and is an outdoor recreation that many people include in their lifestyles today. Huh, so what’s the big deal? Why are people so into game bird hunting?

Well, there are several ways to discover and share the wildlife and conservation education in this show.

First, you can kick back with family or friends to watch this entire half-hour television episode to get the full content in one sitting. Kinda like enjoying a full course meal. Yum-yum.

Then there’s the shorter, custom segments on the noted links below. These are the custom “classroom” or learning videos with some bonus content designed to share with your entire classroom. On these links below you’ll also find lots of other educational content, including custom lesson activities for your teacher to take your entire classroom on a three to four day journey of peer-driven learning blended with fun and hands-on pathways to try outdoor pursuits yourself.

Whichever way you decide to enjoy the fun and educational content, it’s a win-win way for you to get engaged with pathways to discovering more about yourself and the great outdoors.

Official Hunter Safety Courses for Today’s Hunter

Approved by IHEA-USA and your state hunting agency

https://www.hunter-ed.com

    Full Video

    Classroom Videos

    Questing for Pheasants

    Shotgun Adventure

    The Basics of Firearm Safety

    Becoming Locavores

    Classroom Assets

    Game Warden Dream Farm

    Becoming Locavores

    Fair Chasers

    Pre Lesson Quiz Bowl for Hunter

    Student Worksheet Becoming Locavores

    Safeguards Student Worksheets

    Firearm Master Student Worksheet

    Land Trustees Student Worksheet

    Ace Hunter Student Worksheet

    Peace Keepers Student Worksheet

    Safety Expert Student Worksheet

    Haven for Game Birds

    Habitat Designer Game Bird Haven

    Mastermind Worksheet Game Bird Haven

    Biologist Student Worksheet Game Bird Haven

    Cutouts Game Bird Haven

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