Pennsylvania routes every hunter education lookup through the ilostmycard website, the same national tool PGC uses for replacement requests. Search using your name and birth date, and a match lets you print a card or order a physical replacement on the spot. If the search…
Oregon gives hunters a free digital certificate through the same portal used for volunteer and course sign-ups. It's not a separate lookup tool. Log into your VEM profile, and a valid PDF certificate is ready to view, download, and print. If ODFW can't find a…
Oklahoma runs a free public name search for hunter education records, separate from the state's licensing account. Enter your name as it appears on the original card, and the tool returns your hunter education number and a printable card. If the search doesn't turn up…
North Carolina runs a free certificate reprint through the same account used to buy hunting licenses, not a separate search tool. Log into that account, and a confirmed hunter education record lets you print a replacement on the spot. If nothing turns up there, the…
New Jersey has no online lookup tool. Hunters request a record check directly from the Division of Fish and Wildlife's hunter education program. Submit the state's duplicate card form by email, mail, or fax, and staff verify the record against their files. If your course…
Nevada handles hunter safety lookups through the same licensing account used to buy tags and permits, not a separate search page. Log into that account or reach the Department directly, and staff can print a duplicate certificate once your record is confirmed. If the online…
