1.  
   1. Successfully complete a hunter education course offered by your state wildlife/conservation agency.
   2. Learn and explain the requirements to become a volunteer hunter education instructor in your state.
   3. Explain how to report a wildlife-related violation to the appropriate law enforcement agency.
2. Do (a), (b), or (c).
   1. Successfully complete a bowhunter education course offered by your state or the National Bowhunter Education Foundation.
   2. Successfully complete a National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association Rifle Basic course.
   3. Participate in a National Rifle Association-International Hunter Education Association Youth Hunter Education Challenge event sponsored by your state.
3. Do (a), (b), or (c).
   1. Assist a certified hunter education instructor with a hunter education course.
   2. Either plan or assist in putting on a National Hunting and Fishing Day program.
   3. Talk with a game warden/ conservation officer about his/her job. If possible, observe/assist at a game check station in your state.
4. Plan and carry out a hunting trip approved by an Advisor.
5. Make a tabletop display or presentation on what you have learned for your crew, another crew, a Cub or Boy Scout group, or another youth group.

Above information from Ranger Handbook (No. 33494C), 2006 printing.