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lie on any sort oi limited permit basis as well as public and private lands open to the public at large. For the whole state, land available for public hunting totaled 3,807,135 acres which figures out to less than one acre for each of the state’s estimated 4 1/2 nillion citizens. It does, however, equal nearly 10 acres apiece for the 385,547 persons licensed t'6 hunt in Virginia.

The acreage per capita ranged f/om 35.83 in Bath! County to zero for some of the | counties in the critical sec- j tions mentioned above. This survey in no way reflects the | use made of areas in the va- i rious counties since hunters j often travel considerable distances to hunt the larger open blocks of land. The survey will be used by (he Commission as a guide in purchasing future hunting | areas which are aimed at pro- 1 viding limited local hunting. Some of the counties which rated low on the survey would not be suitable for the development of local hunting facilities ■ since they represent urbanized areas where such development would be neither

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