jmelvin
Founder's Club Member
Good to hear this law is signed! Glad to hear Virginia is making some progress on gun owner issues this year.
Here's just a random question about the retrieval law. My dogs escape my property quite a bit and I have to chase them down. I actually invested in a gps tracker just so I could locate them quickly. Am I allowed to go on private property, unarmed, in order to retrieve them? Is that covered under the retrieval law even though they aren't "hunting dogs" persay.
I ask because I had some nosy neighbor yell at me saying I couldn't go back in the woods to get my dogs even though I knew right where they were.
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§ 18.2-136. Right of certain hunters to go on lands of another; carrying firearms or bows and arrows prohibited.
Fox hunters and coon hunters, when the chase begins on other lands, may follow their dogs on prohibited lands, and hunters of all other game, when the chase begins on other lands, may go upon prohibited lands to retrieve their dogs, falcons, hawks, or owls but may not carry firearms or bows and arrows on their persons or hunt any game while thereon. The use of vehicles to retrieve dogs, falcons, hawks, or owls on prohibited lands shall be allowed only with the permission of the landowner or his agent. Any person who goes on prohibited lands to retrieve his dogs, falcons, hawks, or owls pursuant to this section and who willfully refuses to identify himself when requested by the landowner or his agent to do so is guilty of a Class 4 misdemeanor.
(Code 1950, § 29-168; 1964, c. 600; 1975, cc. 14, 15; 1988, c. 593; 1991, cc. 317, 327; 2007, cc. 145, 658; 2011, c. 191.)
Certain subphylum are considered nuisance species. Some people avoid bills with a passion, others become bill collectors - they are a breed apart.I've read this whole thread, and I still can't figure out why someone would hunt bills. I know I certainly have enough already
Roscoe
I've read this whole thread, and I still can't figure out why someone would hunt bills. I know I certainly have enough already
Roscoe
Gov. Terry McAuliffe has named former Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling to an unpaid position on the board of the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
The department oversees hunting, freshwater fishing, boating and other activities. Bolling, a Republican who in January completed his second term as lieutenant governor, is an avid fisherman.
This bill has its privileges:
McAuliffe names Bill Bolling to game board
So T-Mac helps brute, uh bill, whatever.
Does it help us?
Probably doesn't make any difference either way Repeater. Bolling has been asleep since he was elected Lt. Governor. The only way we knew he wasn't dead was that he moved once in a while.
What it does show is what color Bolling really is under that Earl Sheib paint job.
T-Mac is just trying to show idiots he can work with Republicans, just like the appointment of the former Republican to be Chairman of the ABC which failed.
T-Mac will be as bad for Virginia as NObama has been for the country.