According to a press release by the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW), if you're planning on hunting in Nevada for the first time, NDOW encourages you to pre-register your hunter education records online now to ensure easy access in the upcoming big game tag application process.
Likewise, if you've hunted in Nevada before but plan on purchasing your license online for the first time, checking your records now will make the process easier.
NDOW's hunter education records are linked with the online tag application process so that only those hunters who meet the Nevada hunter education requirements can purchase licenses online.
To ensure that your records are up-to-date and accurate, go to www.huntnevada.com click on the "Hunter Education Pre-registration" icon and follow the prompts to print out a registration form.
After completing the form, attach a copy of your proof of hunter education and mail or fax it; the address and fax number are on the form.
NDOW will add verified hunter education records to its database, then qualified hunters can easily and quickly purchase licenses online.
Hunters born in 1960 or later are required to successfully complete an approved hunter education class prior to purchasing a Nevada hunting license. Classes, which cost $5.00 and fulfill the requirement, are offered year-round by NDOW and are listed at www.ndow.org.
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