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Always make sure of your target.
Be sure your firearm is not loaded in camp, home or in a vehicle.
Conduct yourself as a gentleman at all times.
Don’t point your firearm at anything or anybody you don’t intend to shoot.
Educate the young and remind the old.
Follow all safe firearm handling practices.
Go to each landowner and ask permission to hunt.
Have consideration for the other
Hunting Fees
County or city resident to hunt in county or city of residence — $3
State resident to hunt statewide — $7.60.
Nonresident to hunt statewide — $30.
State resident big game license to hunt bear, deer and turkey statewide required in addition to county or state hunting licenses (holders of lifetime licenses excepted)—$7.50
State resident archery license to hunt statewide—$10.
Nonresident big game license to hunt bear, deer and turkey statewide, required in addition to hunting license — $30.
Nonresident archery license to hunt statewide — $20.
Lifetime hunting, and fishing license for residents 65 years of age and over available from the Commission’s Richmond office only—$5.
National forest permit (stamp) to hunt, fish or trap on national forests, required in addition to hunting license (holders of lifetime licenses excepted)—$2.
Federal migratory bird .hunting stamp to take migratory waterfowl, required of persons 16 years of age and over in addition to hunting license and sold at U.S. Post Offices —$7.60.
Nonresident to hunt on shooting preserves only obtainable in counties in which preserves are located *—$7.50.
County resident to trap in county of residence — $7.50.
State resident to trap statewide —$25.
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