Vermont § 5213 Mansfield State Forest; game refuge

Vermont Statutes

§ 5213 — Mansfield State Forest; game refuge

Vermont § 5213

Title 10Title 10: Conservation and Development

Ch. 119Chapter 119: Private Preserves, Propagation Farms, Private Ponds, Refuges, and Shooting Grounds

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Bluebook

Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 10, § 5213 (2026).

Text

(a)A person shall not hunt, trap, take, or kill wild animals on that part of the Mansfield State Forest bounded by the Smugglers’ Notch road on the east, the road to the summit of Mt. Mansfield on the south and west, the summit of Mt. Mansfield on the west, and the present boundary of the State Forest on the north.

(b)The Commissioner may include in such game refuge private lands within the bounds mentioned in subsection (a) of this section as a part of such game refuge.

(c)The boundaries of such game refuge shall be marked by a suitable sign every one-half mile at conspicuous places along the roads and by cloth notices nailed on trees every 40 rods along the northerly boundary.

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(a) A person shall not hunt, trap, take, or kill wild animals on that part of the Mansfield State Forest bounded by the Smugglers’ Notch road on the east, the road to the summit of Mt. Mansfield on the south and west, the summit of Mt. Mansfield on the west, and the present boundary of the State Forest on the north.
(b) The Commissioner may include in such game refuge private lands within the bounds mentioned in subsection (a) of this section as a part of such game refuge.
(c) The boundaries of such game refuge shall be marked by a suitable sign every one-half mile at conspicuous places along the roads and by cloth notices nailed on trees every 40 rods along the northerly boundary.