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The purposes for which the Association is organized are to form an association of persons interested in promoting Hunter Education by providing a medium for the exchange of views and experiences; to foster cooperation between the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, Hunter Education Instructors, and the Hunter Education Association; to constantly strive to enhance Hunter Education Programs and instructors; to cultivate the characteristics of honesty, self-discipline, self-reliance, mutual consideration, essentials of good sportsmanship, and good citizenship; to promote programs to prevent hunting accidents and hunting-related accidents; to uphold the image of hunting both as a legitimate tool of wildlife management and a recreational sport throughout Virginia and beyond; and to affect the presentation and dissemination of the purpose and goals.

 

First Wounded Warrior Turkey Hunt a great Success
Rabbit Hunt Successful
On April 7, 2009, before the Board of the Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries, Conservation Police Officer Dewayne Sprinkle, was recognized by the Virginia Hunter Education Association (VHEA) President, Mr. Vernie Kennedy for his outstanding efforts in planning two successful youth deer hunts held last fall.

Dewayne was instrumental in the ongoing discussions with Bedford County officials, VHEA representatives and hunter education instructors to coordinate the use of county property solely for a youth hunt.  His unwavering dedication in patrolling the property during the hunt resulted in the apprehension of several violators who could have otherwise dampened the spirits of the lawful participants.