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SEVERAL changes in the laws approved by the General Assembly and some fishing regulation changes passed by the Game Commission will affect Virginia hunters and fishermen for the first time July 1, reminds Game Commission Law Enforcement Chief John McLaughlin.
Some of the most notable changes will become apparent to non-resident license purchasers who apply for their new hunting licenses. The non-resident big game license entitling the holder to two deer, one bear and three turkeys will cost $20 this year instead of the former $10 fee.
Those who hunt on shoot-i ing preserves will have to pay $5 for the special license that was formerly $3. Non-residents hunting in Bath county Will be hit for $5 instead of $1 for their big game damage stamp required to hunt deer and bear in the County* the extra money earmarked for trash collection and cap % ture of wild dogs.
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