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Visible License
Report Studied
t The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries took no positive action at its meeting January 22 on the suggestion that Virginia adopt a visible hunting license after hearing a rather un-eneouraging report compiled from 10 states that now use the system. The Commission did agree, however, to discuss the matter further at some future meeting with representatives of the Virginia Wildlife Federation and the Virginia Division of the Izaak Walton League of Ameri ca who made the original request.
The general concensus of the 10 states polled was that the license was considered a nuisance by hunters, that it was not of measurable value in preventing trespass, and i could encourage laxity in check ing hunting licenses. It was estimated that it would cost
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