
2025 Deer, Turkey, & Waterfowl Expo Volunteer Form
Join IDNR Law Enforcement Outdoor Education Division know that you are interested in helping man the Indiana Hunter Education booth at the 2025 Deer, Turkey, & Waterfowl Expo. When you work a shift at the booth, you will be granted access to the whole expo. Come share our passion for Indiana Hunter Education with the public! Use the link below to volunteer today!
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Indiana NASP State Tournament Volunteer Form
Come and join Indian NASP at the largest indoor archery tournament in the state of Indiana! March 8th, 2025, thousand of student archers will gather at the Indiana State Fairgrounds to shoot their best at the 2025 Indiana NASP State Tournament! This is a large undertaking and we are needing your help. Click the link and volunteer today!
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2025 Ross Camp Work Weekend & IHEA Meeting
Help IHEA get ready for another great year in programs, trainings, and events by assisting in the Ross Camp Work Weekend near West Lafayette, Indiana. With all the events planned for 2025, we could use your help! We will also be getting ready for the upcoming Indiana NASP State Tournament! Join us for good times, good food, and good friends. Additionally, join IHEA that Saturday night for a Indiana Hunter Edcuation Association Meeting to find out whats going on within the IDNR Law Enforcement Outdoor Educaiton Division and the Association as a whole!
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The Indiana Hunter Education Association, in partnership with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division, Outdoor Education Section sponsors the Indiana Volunteer Instructor, Indiana Teaching Team and Indiana Conservation Officer district recognition awards. This is an opportunity to show our appreciation to the men and women who go beyond what is required of them as Hunter and Trapper Education Instructors.
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…to promote hunter education by providing a medium for the exchange of views and experience; by fostering individual, federal-state, and state cooperation and coordination in mutual problems; by promoting the reciprocal recognition of properly educated hunters between districts of the state of Indiana; by cultivating characteristics of honesty, self-discipline, self-reliance, mutual consideration, essentials of good sportsmanship and good citizenship; by promoting programs to prevent hunter accidents; by upholding the image of hunting both as a legitimate tool of wildlife management and as a recreational sport throughout the state of Indiana and to carry out the effective presentation and dissemination of these purposes.



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