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It took a few hours for it to get sent to your email. I think the guy has to manually send it.
I took the test twice today passed both times and didn't get my email certificate ,so I'm still waiting for that .
Quote from: hunter399 on May 22, 2020, 08:21:09 PM I took the test twice today passed both times and didn't get my email certificate ,so I'm still waiting for that .I just did it too, no email cert yet.
I'm glad to see these online courses, we should be able to recruit more hunters and trappers into the outdoors! I'm wondering if other states will honor this trapping course?
Hey all, just wanted to share that the Trapper Education test is now online, so you don't have to sign up to take the exam in person. If you've ever been interested in trapping, but have decided not to due to the testing requirement, this might be a good time for you to get it done. The trapper education booklet is about an hour read and the test is only 45 questions. It should be pretty easy to pass if you read the pamphlet first. I'm excited to give it a shot! The test/certification is free, the license is obviously not and needs to be acquired every year.https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/requirements/education/trapping-Stang
Quote from: bearpaw on May 24, 2020, 07:19:18 PMI'm glad to see these online courses, we should be able to recruit more hunters and trappers into the outdoors! I'm wondering if other states will honor this trapping course?I don't believe any State accepts a trapper certification from another State. Not hard to understand when the laws from State to State vary so much.I will just add that it is very nice having the convenience of the on-line course but about all new trappers would benefit from attending the class. We spend about half the class on how to trap and handle fur, something you don't get on-line.Join us at our Summer Rendezvous and you will take the next step in trapper education.You're welcome at one of our classes too whether you need the the certificate or not.
Its amazing how much that little "schedule a proctored exam at a WDFW location" kept people out of this. I hope you're all as excited to get into this as I am!Now, to make some bobbie pillows!On a more serious note, I'm mostly interested in furs for myself. Does anyone have any great/easy-ish tans?
Quote from: Humptulips on May 25, 2020, 10:15:21 AMQuote from: bearpaw on May 24, 2020, 07:19:18 PMI'm glad to see these online courses, we should be able to recruit more hunters and trappers into the outdoors! I'm wondering if other states will honor this trapping course?I don't believe any State accepts a trapper certification from another State. Not hard to understand when the laws from State to State vary so much.I will just add that it is very nice having the convenience of the on-line course but about all new trappers would benefit from attending the class. We spend about half the class on how to trap and handle fur, something you don't get on-line.Join us at our Summer Rendezvous and you will take the next step in trapper education.You're welcome at one of our classes too whether you need the the certificate or not.OK thanks for the info. I still have my last WA license from when we could use all types of traps, not sure if that allows me to buy a WA license again or not, but I'm more interested in trapping wolves in Idaho anyway. That requires the wolf class and I think a regular trapping class too? I'll double check with IDFG if I have time to follow through with doing it. My son has been dabbling, he caught his first wolf this winter, I would sure like to help eliminate a few more.
Quote from: luvmystang67 on May 27, 2020, 08:33:37 AMIts amazing how much that little "schedule a proctored exam at a WDFW location" kept people out of this. I hope you're all as excited to get into this as I am!Now, to make some bobbie pillows!On a more serious note, I'm mostly interested in furs for myself. Does anyone have any great/easy-ish tans?I dont think there is such thing as an easy tan. After all the work of catching one, skinning it and putting it up, you should probably send it to somewhere like Moyles. There would probably be a good amount of trial and error doing it yourself and if its “easy” than it probably isnt going to be a very good tan.