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Session Laws, 1943
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HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR. 999

shooting or otherwise during the closed season as provided
by law.

69. ELK AND DEER, The preserve used for the breeding of
elk or deer pursuant to this Section shall be surrounded by
a good and sufficient fence of wire or other material and of a
pattern to be approved by the said Game Warden to prevent
ingress^ and! egress of such deer or elk as are kept thereon.

(a) Such elk or deer or other game so kept in an enclosure
shall be deemed as personal property of the owner as fully to
all intents and purposes as other personal property.

70. TRESPASSING ON GAME PRESERVE. It shall be unlawful
for any person, his, her, or their aiders or abettors to enter
upon any game preserve or refuge used for the propagation
of game in this State where such preserve 05? refuge is
enclosed with; fencing as required by law for the purpose of
stealing game birds or eggs or game animals therein, or
to hunt, pursue, catch, kill, trap, shoot, or attempt to hunt,
pursue, catch, kill, trap, or shoot or wound or disturb any
game birds while roosting, take or catch any game birds or
game animals, in or on such preserve or refuge either in the
day-time or night-time with the use of spotlight, flashlight,
searchlight, or any artificial light or battery, sulphur, fire,
snare, net, deerlick, or pitfall, turkey blind or turkey pen or
any other means whatsoever, nor shall any person destroy
any part of the fencing about said preserve or refuge in any
manner whatsoever nor enter into such preserve or refuge and
drive or attempt to drive any game birds or game animals
therefrom, either in the day-time or in the night-time except
with the written consent of the owner or owners thereof.

71. TAG FOR SHIPMENT AND SALE OF GAME. It shall be
unlawful for any licensee, or his agent, or employee, to neglect
to return to the Game Warden any tag with the information
thereon required or to kill, sell, give away, remove, or ship
any game bred or raised unless first notifying the Game War-
den and making application to kill, sell, give away, remove or
ship.

(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to neglect to
remove and return to the Game Warden any tag attached to
any container or to any game.

(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or
destroy any tag attached to any container or bird or animal
except in the manner and at the time and place provided by
law.

 

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