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How do you get a muzzleloader license

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I took my hunter Ed course 20+ years ago I looked online but can't seem to get a clear easy answer on the process. Needed

Q. I already hunt with a Firearm or All-around License. Do I need to take the Firearms Course to obtain a NJ Rifle Permit in order to hunt with a rifle or muzzleloader? 
A. If a person has previously taken the Shotgun Course, or has a Firearm or All-Around License, but has not taken the Rifle/Muzzleloader Hunter Education Course, they need to complete the Firearms Course. Those who bring their license or shotgun hunter education card to the course may bypass the field walk and portions of the range.

 

http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/firearms_coursefaq.htm

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Thanks for the info that's what I was confused on

Bring your license to the testing area, show them it and you will take the written test. pass. Done.

Any sample tests around? I never took the hunter course/test. I was grandfathered in 25 years ago via a NY license. Now that I think about it I wonder if that was legal.

 

They've given me the rifle and pellet gun (??) licenses as well, no questions asked.

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