Georgia Statutes
§ 27-2-18 — Permits to kill deer causing damage to crops
Georgia § 27-2-18
JurisdictionGeorgia
Title27
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Bluebook
O.C.G.A. § 27-2-18 (2026).
Text
The department shall be authorized to issue to a person who cultivates crops, who is immediately responsible for their cultivation, or who is the principal owner of the crops a permit to kill deer which have caused or are reasonably certain to cause damage to crops which were planted for the purpose of harvesting and marketing such crops or their by-products. The person shall apply to the department for such a permit on a form containing such information as may be necessary for the proper evaluation and consideration of the application. Permits shall be issued only in cases where the department has determined that the killing of deer is justified. Representatives of the department are authorized to investigate claims of damage and the necessity of killing deer prior to the issuance of such
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Georgia § 27-2-18, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/ga/27-2-18.