Delaware § 709 Hours for hunting; federal laws and regulations; prohibitions and exceptions

Delaware Statutes

§ 709 — Hours for hunting; federal laws and regulations; prohibitions and exceptions

Delaware·Title 7·Part Game, Wildlife and Dogs·Ch. 7 REGULATIONS AND PROHIBITIONS CONCERNING GAME AND FISH·Subch. General Provisions

No person shall pursue, catch, take or kill any migratory bird or fowl except within the hours permitted by federal laws and regulations. No person shall pursue, catch, take or kill any animal protected by the laws of this State except frogs, muskrats, raccoons, opossums, skunks, minks, otter and foxes between a half an hour after sunset of 1 day and a1/2before sunrise the following day. No person shall shoot muskrats within the hours named in this section.

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No person shall pursue, catch, take or kill any migratory bird or fowl except within the hours permitted by federal laws and regulations. No person shall pursue, catch, take or kill any animal protected by the laws of this State except frogs, muskrats, raccoons, opossums, skunks, minks, otter and foxes between a half an hour after sunset of 1 day and a1/2before sunrise the following day. No person shall shoot muskrats within the hours named in this section.

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