Trapper Education

Trapper Education Class

Trapper Education Class

Event Description

Our trapper education programs are designed for every age and ability and are run by some of Ohio’s best and most knowledgeable trappers. They’ll help you understand where and when it’s legal to go for the game you want.

Instructor-led courses last about 8 hours and take place in a classroom environment. Certified volunteers and Division of Wildlife staff teach the courses. They are specially trained and highly qualified to help you learn.

More Information

INSTRUCTOR-LED TRAPPER EDUCATION COURSE

Call instructor Matt Tomaszewski AT 513-607-7908 with any questions or registration help.

Certifications

Certification Information Instruction
  • • Trapper Education

Event Requirements

  • Once you've completed the course work, you will be given a 50-question test which includes multiple-choice questions. A student must score 70% or higher on the test to pass and obtain certification.

Prerequisites
    • Min Age: 1
    • Max Age: 99

Instructions for Parents and Guardians of Minors

Youth under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

What To Bring

Though it varies by instructor and location, most classes take place in one. Study materials will be provided in the class, but you will need to bring a pencil or pen and a highlighter. Your instructor will cover a range of topics, from conservation and ethics to the proper trapping techniques and fur preparation. You should not bring equipment to class - all necessary equipment will be provided.

Event Contact Information

MATTHEW TOMASZEWSKI, mattstomaszewski@gmail.com, (513) 607-7908

Event Details

Free
12/06/2026
Physical - 25 Spots Available, all ages
Dec 06
Sun · 12:00 PM
450 Beissinger Road
Hamilton, OH 45013