On December 11, 2005 Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks volunteer hunter education instructors will conduct a Canada goose hunting seminar in Haysville. This is a hands-on, beginner’s course covering waterfowl identification, goose decoy spreads, calling and flagging, and concealment.

This is one of a series of advanced hunter education classes offered by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks in response to the demand for more training in specific types of hunting. This year seminars have been conducted on deer hunting and on duck hunting. Future seminars will include hunting upland birds, small game, muzzleloading and bowhunting.

For additional information about the Canada goose hunting seminar, including registration procedures and fees, and to download an enrollment form, click here.

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