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Hunter's Exam
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Hunter's Exam
The Hunter's Exam is a state examination organized annually at the end of April/beginning of May by the Lower Hunting Authority (UJB). The date of the Hunter's Exam is announced in a timely manner through public notices from the Oberbergischer Kreis. During this examination, knowledge necessary for hunting is tested by the Hunter's Exam Committee of the Oberbergischer Kreis in the following exam sections:
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written part (questionnaire),
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oral-practical part, and
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shooting test
tested.
Admission Requirements
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At least 15 years old (for minors, written consent of the legal guardian is required)
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Ordinary residence in the Oberbergischer Kreis
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Proof of safe handling and shooting with a handgun (minimum caliber 9 mm)
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Participation in an approved training course for competent persons in accordance with the EU Regulation 853/2004
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Timely application for admission to the Hunter's Exam (at least two months before the first exam date)
Attending a private course can facilitate personal preparation, but it is not mandatory. Participants in the Hunter's Exam of the Oberbergischer Kreis are usually trained by the Kreisjagdschule Oberberg of the Kreisjägerschaft Oberberg.
Further Information
Mr. Prinz
