Unit F – Pu‘u Wa‘awa‘a Forest Reserve
All gates must be closed. Paddocks where cattle are present will be closed to hunting.
Private Lands
Bag Limits and Tags
three bearded turkeys per hunter with a season bag limit of
three. All hunters are required to have a current unused turkey tag in their possession while hunting. Tags are currently $5/tag for residents and $20/tag for non-residents. Turkey tags are nontransferable and must be fastened with snaps and secured tightly around the neck or tarsus of any bird taken immediately after the kill. Tags may be purchased by mail and at a few commercial vendors. To purchase tags by mail, hunters must send a copy of their 2021 State of Hawai‘i hunting license with game bird stamp, a money order payable to the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), and a self-addressed stamped envelope to 66-1220 A Lalamilo Road, Kamuela, HI 96743. Please allow for a two-week turn around to receive tags. Turkey tags are also r
Hawai’i Island 2021 Spring Bearded Turkey Season Opening Next Month
Hilo – The opening of the 2021 spring bearded turkey hunting season begins on Monday, March 1, 2021. The spring season will run for 46 consecutive days through Thursday, April 15, 2021. The spring season will be for bearded turkeys only, in locations identified below. The season length, bag limits, and hunting areas are those established in Title 13, Chapter 122, “Rules Regulating Game Bird Hunting, Field Trials and Commercial Shooting Preserves.
Bag Limits and Tags
The daily bag limit will be three bearded turkeys per hunter with a season bag limit of three. All hunters are required to have a current unused turkey tag in their possession while hunting. Tags are currently $5/tag for residents and $20/tag for non-residents. Turkey tags are nontransferable and must be fastened with snaps and secured tightly around the neck or tarsus of any bird taken immediately after the kill. Tags may be purchased by mai
Lancaster County recreational gun rumor spreading through county, committee plans to expand options Lancaster County planning committee will take up the issue in Tuesday s meeting. (Source: Morgan Newell, WBTV) By Morgan Newell | February 15, 2021 at 6:01 PM EST - Updated February 15 at 6:01 PM
LANCASTER, S.C. (WBTV) - Right now, there is a zoning discussion that could affect recreational shooting in Lancaster County.
Some of you may have seen a Facebook post saying all shooting would end. That is not true. The opposite is happening and it would allow for more shooting.
The county administrator says simply - they are not coming for your guns. The committee is actually looking to expand commercial recreational shooting.
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On June 1, 2020 Maine based Dirigo Solar submitted a building permit application to the Town of Rangeley for a $5.2 million dollar 12 acre solar facility. Dirigo Solar proposed leasing a 12 acre portion of Mark and Marie Beauregard’s 230 acre farm. This farm land had previously been permitted by the Town of Rangeley for a sporting clay range and by the State of Maine as a Commercial Shooting Area. The farm also produced hogs, hay, forest products, strawberries and Christmas trees.
The Rangeley Code Enforcement Officer asked the Town’s attorney for guidance in this matter. On June 4, 2020 Town Attorney Kristin Collins responded “As Rangeley’s Ordinance currently reads, it does appear that the best fit under the table of uses is essential services as the project is an electrical facility.”