New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Fis - Executive Director, Fish and Game Department
Chapter Fis 1100 - LICENSES AND PERMITS
Part Fis 1109 - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Section Fis 1109.13 - Recognition of Completion of Required Education Courses
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Fis 1109.13
Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) Pursuant to RSA 214:23-a, no firearm hunting or archery license shall be issued to or be purchased by any person unless the applicant presents to the department or its agent:
(1)
A certificate of completion of the basic hunter education program offered by
the department;
(2) A certificate
of completion of the basic hunter and archery education program or basic
archery hunting program offered in any other state, province, or country,
provided that such program includes live field instruction in the handling of
firearms or the handling of archery equipment. An "online only" type of
educational program shall not be recognized as meeting this requirement;
or
(3) Documentary proof that the
applicant previously held a firearm hunting license or archery license issued
by another state, province or country in the form of:
a. The actual license document issued to the
applicant; or
b. A statement in
writing issued by the previous licensing authority showing the type of
license(s) issued, and the dates that such licenses were held by the
applicant.
(b) Pursuant to RSA 214:11-b, no trapping license shall be issued to or be purchased by any person unless the applicant presents to the department or its agent:
(1) A certificate of
completion of the trapper education program offered by the
department;
(2) A certificate of
completion of the trapper education program offered in any other state,
province, or country, provided that such program includes live field
instruction in the handling of trapping equipment. An "online only" type of
educational program shall not be recognized as meeting this requirement;
or
(3) Documentary proof that the
applicant previously held a trapping license in this state during any of the 3
years prior to application for this license.
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