Share Your Experience and Wisdom:
Become a Mentor
Hunter Outreach Volunteers are mentors that are essential to the Hunter Outreach Program's mission of promoting and teaching safe, ethical, and responsible hunting to those who have never hunted or have limited hunting experience. Such an ambitious endeavor could not succeed without the outdoor knowledge and love of wildlife brought by experienced hunters from all across Colorado. Each year, hundreds of Coloradans experience hunting and shooting sports for the first time through the program's educational seminars, skills clinics, and unique hunting opportunities made possible by volunteers.
Hunt Support
Hunt Support Volunteers are screened, qualified mentors who assist with planning and conducting clinics, seminars and hunts. They support Hunt Leads during events as photographers, shooting instructors, cooks, registration officials, and much more. If interested, select volunteers may receive additional training to become certified Hunt Support.
Hunt Leads
Hunt Leads play a central role in planning, coordinating and conducting hunts and hunting activities that educate youth and novice hunters. Hunt Leads should seek opportunities to work with new landowners and engage new Hunt Support Volunteers. Program growth is dependent on the dedicated efforts of our program volunteers. Prospective Hunt Leads attend a specially designed certification workshop.
How to Become a Mentor
Classes typically occur once per year and include 8 hrs of training. Must be able to pass a background check.
You are welcome to send an application at the link below to the Hunter Outreach Coordinator, which will be placed on file for future training.
MENTORS NEEDED
Share your skills and insight with the hunters of tomorrow.
For specific questions regarding the Hunter Outreach Program, email us at hunteroutreach@state.co.us.
