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| 508.1 | NH | DISCVR::FERRARO | | Thu Oct 12 1989 17:53 | 6 |
| In New Hampshire a minor may hunt with an accompanying adult
who is properly licensed. Non-resident minors, I believe, do
have to get a non-resident permit but still have to be with
an adult who is licensed.
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| 508.2 | It got Dad hunting again | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Thu Oct 12 1989 18:01 | 7 |
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In MA I believe you must be 16 to hunt alone (with a safety cert),
From 14-16 you can hunt with someone 18+, the 18+ person needs a
license and only one gun between the two of you, also one bad limit
etc, just like one person is hunting. This is how I started.
--Bob
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| 508.3 | colorado | CSC32::WATERS | The Agony of Delete | Fri Oct 13 1989 14:21 | 7 |
| Colorado, Big game hunting age 14-18 must be with licensed adult.
Small game any age, under 18 with an adult.
Hunter Saftey Cert. required by all.
The a with an adult almost got me nailed two years ago, the warden
let me off but said fines would have been $1,500. Thank you Sir.
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| 508.4 | Maine | DNEAST::AVERELL_MICH | | Tue Oct 17 1989 13:23 | 11 |
| Maine, Persons at least 10 years of age and under 16 years of age
are eligible for a junior hunting license.
a. A resident junior hunting license allows the hunting of all
legal species.
b. A nonresident junior hunuting allows the hunting of all legal
species, except deer, bear, moose, and turkey with firearms.
Note: I can't find it written anywhere but I think a junior license
holder needs to be acconpanied by an adult license holder
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| 508.5 | Vermont | BTOVT::LANE_N | Oh, no! Not another shortcut | Thu Oct 19 1989 09:00 | 5 |
| Vermont requires hunting/fishing licenses of persons 15 and older; it
was a savings when we only had to buy 2 licenses and brought our two
young sons in the years before they were able to buy their own.
Nance
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| 508.6 | common son... you gotta tag my deer | NETWRK::GSMITH | I need two of everything | Fri Oct 27 1989 13:55 | 11 |
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I like the idea of minors being required to hold some kind of
a hunter safety certificate. This, at least, may get the minor
interested enough to actually hunt. What I am getting at, is that
*many* adults in Maine and other states, buy a license for *all*
eligible minors *regardless* of whether they hunt or not. This allows
the adult to take *several* deer, having their son/daughters tag
the deer.
Smitty
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| 508.7 | w/ hunter safety course | SALEM::MACGREGOR | I'm the NRA/GONH/NAHC | Thu Jan 25 1990 15:02 | 7 |
| I think also in N.H. one can start hunting on their own, with a
completed hunter safety course, at 16 years of age. I think now
one must have a hunter safety course to obtain a license in N.H.
or a previous license. But as far as a minor hunting with an adult,
which must be 21 years of age or older, there is no restriction
as to how young a minor can be.
bret
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