§ 20-19-2. Shooting preserves.
No person shall operate a shooting preserve unless a license has been obtained from
the director. Domestic game birds may be released and taken by shooting at shooting
preserves. The following requirements must be followed in shooting preserves:
(1) The shooting area is a single body of land not less than one hundred twenty (120)
acres in size, and is accurately described in the application;
(2) The licensee shall keep an accurate record of all domestic game held by him or her,
how, when, and where acquired, how many released and when released, h
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§ 20-19-2. Shooting preserves.
No person shall operate a shooting preserve unless a license has been obtained from
the director. Domestic game birds may be released and taken by shooting at shooting
preserves. The following requirements must be followed in shooting preserves:
(1) The shooting area is a single body of land not less than one hundred twenty (120)
acres in size, and is accurately described in the application;
(2) The licensee shall keep an accurate record of all domestic game held by him or her,
how, when, and where acquired, how many released and when released, how many taken
on the area, by whom, and when, and shall provide this information to the department
when required;
(3) The licensee shall attach to each domestic game bird killed on the area a band furnished
by the department for which the licensee shall pay the cost of purchase or manufacture;
(4) Domestic game birds taken on a shooting preserve may be possessed and transported
in any number but only when bearing the prescribed band; and
(5) Every person hunting or taking domestic game birds on a shooting preserve has a valid
Rhode Island hunting license or a special license permitting the taking of domestic
game on shooting preserves only.