Key Takeaways:
Recademics launches DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife–approved online hunter education course for Delaware, giving hunters a modern, mobile, self-paced option backed by 4+ hours of live-action video and a 4.9/5 nationwide student rating.
Meets Delaware’s hunter education requirement and aligns with DNREC and IHEA–USA standards; after finishing the online course, students complete an in-person DNREC field day to earn certification.
Course emphasizes Delaware hunting laws and responsibilities, firearm and treestand safety, ethics, and conservation, plus practical field readiness (wildlife ID, game recovery/field care, and basic first aid) so hunters head afield safe, confident, and conservation-minded.
Recademics Launches Delaware Hunter Education Course, Officially Approved by DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife
In 2025, Delaware hunters have a new way to get hunter education certified—modern, mobile, and rated 4.9/5 by hunters nationwide
Southlake, Texas — New to Delaware hunters, Recademics recently announced the launch of its online Delaware Hunter Education Course, officially approved by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), Division of Fish & Wildlife. Designed for new and seasoned hunters alike, the online course provides a convenient, engaging path for Delaware hunters to meet the state’s hunter education requirement, on any device, at their own pace.
“As hunters and conservationists ourselves, we’re grateful to have received accreditation by the DNREC. They’ve entrusted us to help educate the next generation of Delaware hunters and conservationists, and we commit to doing just that,” said Mitch Strobl, Co-Founder of Recademics. “Our course covers everything that Delaware hunters will need to know to stay safe out there. We go well beyond the standards, preparing students for their field day and their first hunt.”
With over 4 hours of live-action video content, the course covers everything required by the DNREC and IHEA-USA, including:
“We invested heavily in live-action video because it looks, sounds, and feels like the field,” said Jake Waldrop, Co-Founder of Recademics. “It’s the closest thing to standing next to a mentor, paired with the flexibility of high-quality online learning. The goal is simple: help Delaware hunters become safe, ethical, and confident in the field.”
State Acceptance: The course is officially approved by DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife. After completing the online portion of the course, students are required to attend an in-person field day taught by a DNREC instructor.
The Recademics platform is rated 4.9 out of 5 stars by students across the country. Known for it’s engaging content & exceptional support, students love it and report feeling prepared for the field. Lastly, users report appreciation for Recademics’ 50% off discount to active and retired military, firefighters, and law enforcement.
To enroll in the Delaware Hunter Education Course, visit https://recademics.com/hunting/delaware/.
Recademics is a founder-owned and operated, 100% U.S.-based provider of modern outdoor safety education. The platform combines live-action video, interactive scenarios, and practical assessments to deliver engaging, standards-aligned hunter education trusted by hunters nationwide.
DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife manages Delaware’s fish, wildlife, and public lands, advancing conservation, outdoor recreation, and resource stewardship for current and future generations.
The International Hunter Education Association–USA (IHEA–USA) supports national hunter education standards and partners with state wildlife agencies and providers to promote safe, responsible, and ethical hunting.
Media Contact:
Mitch Strobl, Co-Founder
Recademics
mitch@recademics.com
Southlake, Texas
