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Posted by corky crowder on 01-13-2011 01:07 PM:

Va Hunt License Increase

GOT THIS IN EMAIL

Unless you want the cost of hunting to increase, call your state delegate and tell
them to vote NO on HOUSE BILL NO. 1553--

They are planning on eliminating the "Big Game Stamps" in favor of "Special
Licenses". A special license for Deer, Turkey, and Bear. Up to $25 per license!

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Posted by Pastor Mike on 01-13-2011 01:45 PM:

Increase

You know that hunting licenses are to high when I can go out of state and pay for non resident licenses and then almost pay the same amount in my own state. If they do increase the licenses to what you are saying, it will be cheaper for me to hunt big game out of state.......pretty sad.

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Posted by corky crowder on 01-13-2011 02:49 PM:

PASTOR MIKE
ALL I KNOW IS WHAT WAS IN THE EMAIL . I DO KNOW IT CAN GET EXPENSIVE BY THE TIME YOU BUY HUNTING LICENSES BIG GAME,ACHERY AND MUZZEL LOADER AND NATIONAL FOREST STAMP
AT TODAYS PRICE.
GLAD I ONLY COON HUNT PLUS I HAVE LIFE TIME LICENSE

Posted by wbond on 01-13-2011 03:04 PM:

They want young people to take up the sport but keep on making it harder for them to take up the sport because of of costs

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 01-13-2011 03:27 PM:

cost

here in wv we have what they call sportsman package they cost 48 dollars that covers you fishing and hunting liscens but you have to buy a trout stampthat is extra plus if you want to kill 2 bucks in gun season you buy exta stamp for that to kill 2nd buck same way with does if you want to kill 1 you have to buy a doe stamp back in the 90s if i rember right i went to fish lake anna in culpepper i got a 3 day liscens for 8 dollars but va probly like every other state they out for the money jmo

Posted by Hokieman on 01-13-2011 05:24 PM:

I am proud to anounce that VAHDA will be lobbying against this bill and others.

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Posted by corky crowder on 01-13-2011 05:31 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Hokieman
I am proud to anounce that VAHDA will be lobbying against this bill and others.

GOOD

Posted by corky crowder on 01-13-2011 05:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Hokieman
I am proud to anounce that VAHDA will be lobbying against this bill and others.

GOOD
COULD YOU GIVE US MORE INFO ON WHATS IN THESE BILLS

Posted by Hokieman on 01-13-2011 05:45 PM:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1553
Offered January 12, 2011
Prefiled January 3, 2011

A BILL to amend and reenact § 29.1-305 of the Code of Virginia, relating to Board of Game and Inland Fisheries' authority to establish separate bear, deer, and turkey licenses.
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Patron-- Wilt
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Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

1. That § 29.1-305 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:

§ 29.1-305. Special license for hunting bear, deer and turkey; authority of Board to create bear, deer, and turkey licenses.

A. A special license is required for hunting bear, deer, and turkey in this the Commonwealth, which shall be in addition to the license required to hunt other game. The fee for the special license shall be $12 for a resident age 16 or older, $7.50 for a resident under the age of 16, and $60 for a nonresident 16 years of age or older, $15 for a nonresident 12 years of age to 15 years of age, and $12 for a nonresident younger than 12 years of age.

B. The Board may create a separate special license licenses for the hunting of (i) bear, (ii) deer, and (iii) turkey in this the Commonwealth. The fee for such a special license to hunt bear shall be $25 for residents and $150 for nonresidents. The fee for such a special license to hunt deer or to hunt turkey shall not exceed the amount charged to purchase a state resident hunting license under subdivision 2 of § 29.1-303 or to purchase a state nonresident hunting license under subdivision 3 of § 29.1-303. A person who obtains a separate special license for hunting bear, deer, or turkey shall also be required to obtain the state resident license or state nonresident license pursuant to § 29.1-303. If a separate special license licenses to hunt bear is, deer, and turkey are established by the Board, the special license required in subsection A shall authorize the hunting of deer and turkey only no longer be provided.

C. The license to hunt bear, deer and turkey or, if authorized by the Board, the license separate special licenses to hunt bear, deer or turkey may be obtained from the clerk or agent of any county or city whose duty it is to sell hunting licenses.

CD. The Board may subsequently revise the cost of licenses set forth in this section pursuant to § 29.1-103.

Posted by corky crowder on 01-13-2011 07:12 PM:

thanks HOKIEMAN

Posted by Majestic Tree H on 01-13-2011 07:23 PM:

This Story is a Plus tho !!!

Dog Killers Caught Through Extensive Investigation by CPOs

On Sunday December 19th, 2010, an Essex County hunter contacted Conservation Police Officer Cameron Dobyns in regards to having two deer hounds shot the day before. Since both dogs had tracking collars on them, two hunters went looking for them Sunday morning. What they first found was only one tracking collar and no dog. As they looked for the second collar they discovered it on one of their dogs which had been shot. The hunters left things as they found them and awaited Officer Dobyns arrival. While on scene and collecting evidence, the dog missing the collar was found dead nearby also shot.

With some help from Mother Nature it wasn't too hard to make out tracks in the snow and get a sense of what occurred. Officer Dobyns could clearly see where someone had walked in the snow up to one of the dogs and removed the tracking collar. There was evidence that indicated that the tracking collar had been moved to the opposite side of the property where the first tracking collar was found by the hunters.

There were ATV tracks that Officer Dobyns recognized and which could be identified later as belonging to an ATV used on the property. Though the snow helped, there were a lot of ATV trails and other footprints in the snow throughout the property and the property had also been hunted several days prior to this incident. Also located on the property were several treestands baited with corn. Dobyns contacted the landowner and learned the name of the hunter who was hunting on the property with an ATV that day. Dobyns contacted the hunter and requested a meeting the next day.

The meeting was planned at the property the next day at 1 PM. Officer Dobyns contacted Sgt. Atkins to ask for his assistance because of court the following morning. Sgt. Atkins arrived early while Officer Dobyns was in court. This was in case the suspect came early to remove bait or make an attempt to move or tamper with the already collected dogs or collars. While checking out the property, baited stands and tracks, Sgt. Atkins located the place where the 2 dogs had been shot along with some additional evidence. The suspect arrived at the property about 2 hours ahead of the meeting time but did not go into the woods. When Officer Dobyns arrived on scene, he and Sgt. Atkins went with the subject into the woods to discuss property lines. The subject showed the officers the treestand (baited) he had hunted out of on Saturday. He complained that because of the deer dogs running through the property they had no deer. He admitted to feeding them all summer but swore the feeders were empty. (They were not) As they walked the property line and ATV path they got closer to where the dogs had been shot. The suspect wanted to head back to the vehicles in a different direction, but the officers continued to walk and ask general questions until they came upon the blood in the snow.

Pointing out the blood and giving a sense of raised curiosity the officers began trailing and putting the pieces together in the presence of the suspect. They followed the evidence to the ATV track which the suspect had previously claimed were his tracks. The suspect was then told the true reason for the officers being at the property. The suspect who was already nervous began to deny emphatically any knowledge of the dogs being shot.. This continued for a brief period until the subject eventually claimed he found the one dog dying and got scared because he did not want the local hunters to find it on the property so he removed the collar. After the officers pointed out the extensive evidence, the suspect finally admitted to shooting the dogs. Unfortunately for him he thought the other dog had gotten away but it had only run down the hill a little ways to where it also died. The subject is being charged with the killing of the 2 dogs, hunting over bait, and failing to check a deer that was killed Friday, December 17, 2010.

The suspect's cousin who resides out of state had also been there hunting on Saturday the 18th. He has no non-resident hunting license and killed a deer on the 18th from a baited treestand. Officials in that state have been contacted about the second suspect and a possible Lacy Act violation. Additional warrants have been obtained for the non-resident subject for game violations. For more information on this case contact Lieutenant Scott E. Naff at (804) 829-6580 (office).

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