Indiana § 14-22-10-7 Effort to retrieve crippled or killed wild animals

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-22-10-7 — Effort to retrieve crippled or killed wild animals

Indiana·Art. 22 FISH AND WILDLIFE·Ch. 10 Wildlife Regulation

A person may not kill or cripple a wild animal without making a reasonable effort to retrieve the animal. After the animal is retrieved the animal must be:

(1)taken into the person's possession, unless the animal is a nuisance wild animal taken with the permission of the owner or tenant of the land in accordance with this article; and

(2)included in the person's daily bag limit, if applicable. [Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 14-2-6-8.]

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A person may not kill or cripple a wild animal
without making a reasonable effort to retrieve the animal. After the
animal is retrieved the animal must be:
(1) taken into the person's possession, unless the animal is a
nuisance wild animal taken with the permission of the owner or
tenant of the land in accordance with this article; and
(2) included in the person's daily bag limit, if applicable.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 14-2-6-8.]

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