The Norwegian Register of Hunters was established in 1982
by the Directorate for Nature Management which was also responsible
for operations. In March 1999 this operation was transferred
from the Directorate located in Trondheim to the Brønnøysund
Register Centre.
The tasks carried out by the Norwegian Register of Hunters
at Brønnøysund primarily include registering
hunters who have passed the hunting test and issuing the forms
for hunting licence fees. Hunting license fee can be paid over the internet. You can also register for license hunting on our web site. These solutions are also applicable to foreign hunters registered in the Norwegian Register of Hunters.The information that is supplied
to hunters, for example about game, hunting seasons, weapons
and ammunition, is provided by the Directorate of Nature Management.
At the start of the new hunting year on 1 April 2008, 417 400
hunters were registered by the Norwegian Register of Hunters.
42 570 of these were women. 194 300
of the registered hunters paid the hunting licence fee last
hunting year, and of these 3 000 were foreign-national
hunters.
Today the Norwegian Register of Hunters is an independent
register with its own telephone number, e-mail address, telefax
and mailing address.
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