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Arizona  
The Hunter Education Program of the Arizona Game and Fish Department provides 20 hours of training in firearms safety, wildlife management, bowhunting and hunter responsibility. Click on "Highlights" to learn why Arizona is such a safe place to hunt.
Average Annual
Wildlife Restoration Funding: $1.0 million
No. of Youth Hunters under 16: 28,000
No. of Students: 5,000
No. of Volunteer Instructors: 900
New Mexico
Anyone under 18 years of age must complete an approved Hunter Education course to purchase a hunting license or to apply for special hunts in New Mexico. Northern Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, white-tailed deer and wild turkey are among the state's most popular game animals.
Average Annual
Wildlife Restoration Funding: $400,000
No. of Youth Hunters under 16: 5,000
No. of Students: 13,000
No. of Volunteer Instructors: 500
ARIZONA
For general information contact:
Education Branch Chief
602-789-3229 / fax: 602-789-3903
Arizona Game and Fish Department
2221 West Greenway Road
Phoenix AZ 85023
Resources
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Hunter Education
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NEW MEXICO
For general information contact:
Mark Birkhauser
Hunter Education Coordinator
505-841-8888 ext 619 / fax: 505-841-8834
email: mbirkhauser@state.nm.us
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
P.O. Box 25112
Santa Fe NM 87504
Resources
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
For information, go to
"Sport Hunting and Fishing"
--Education Information
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Last updated:
July 26, 2007
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