Unless specified above, all other normal firearm deer regulations apply e. Youth and Apprentice Antlerless Deer Regulation Resident or nonresident deer hunters 15 years of age and under and holders of a valid apprentice hunting license may take one antlerless deer per license year on days other than designated either-sex deer hunting days during the muzzleloading season s or the firearms season s in all counties.
Q: Can I use a suppressor for hunting in Virginia? A: Yes, lawfully owned and possessed suppressors may be used for hunting in Virginia. Research indicates that initiation into hunting usually needs to occur before the age of 20 to instill a long-term love of the sport. Older initiates tend to drop out of hunting sooner than younger initiates. One study showed 90 percent of Ohio hunters began before their 18th birthday, and two-thirds were initiated into the sport by a father or brother.
In six northeastern states, if an individual had not learned to hunt by the age of 21, there was a low likelihood of becoming a hunter. While exposure to hunting as a youth is critical to participation as an adult, taking them unarmed into the woods before they are responsible enough to carry a firearm is a good place to start and help grow their interest. Hunters come from hunting families and hunting families produce hunters. Often a good place to start is by hunting squirrels.
Start off by finding the appropriate hunting items needed and help them start practicing. Of the six-deer limit, no more than three may be antlered deer and at least three must be antlerless deer unless noted in the exceptions below. The bag limit for deer shall be two a day and five a license year. Of the five-deer limit, no more than two may be antlered deer and at least three must be antlerless deer unless noted in the exceptions below.
If a deer hunter kills two antlered bucks in a license year, at least one of the bucks must have at least four antler points, one inch or longer, on one side of the antlers in each of the counties listed above.
Antlered deer must have at least four antler points, one inch or longer, on one side of the antlers to be legally harvested. See informational kiosks at these locations for specific details and APR boundaries. Each county, city, or town is its own separate management unit with regards to EAB.
Within a license year and within each individual county listed above, before you can take a second antlered deer on private lands in that county your second buck , you must have taken at least one antlerless deer on private lands in that county. Furthermore, in those counties listed above east of the Blue Ridge Mountains where it is legal to harvest a third antlered deer, before you can take a third antlered deer on private lands in that county your third buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer on private lands in that county.
Example — Within a license year, before you can take a second antlered deer on private lands in Albemarle County your second buck , you must have taken at least one antlerless deer on private lands in Albemarle County.
Furthermore, before you can take a third antlered deer on private lands in Albemarle County your third buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer on private lands in Albemarle County. Within a license year and within each individual county listed above, before you can take a second antlered deer on private lands in that county your second buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer on private lands in that county.
Furthermore, before you can take a third antlered deer on private lands in that county your third buck , you must have taken at least three antlerless deer on private lands in that county. Example — Within a license year, before you can take a second antlered deer on private lands in James City County your second buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer on private lands in James City County.
Furthermore, before you can take a third antlered deer on private lands in James City County your third buck , you must have taken at least three antlerless deer on private lands in James City County. Within a license year and within each individual county listed above, before you can take a second antlered deer in that county your second buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer in that county.
Furthermore, before you can take a third antlered deer in that county your third buck , you must have taken at least three antlerless deer in that county. Example — Within a license year, before you can take a second antlered deer in Fairfax County your second buck , you must have taken at least two antlerless deer in Fairfax County.
Furthermore, before you can take a third antlered deer in Fairfax County your third buck , you must have taken at least three antlerless deer in Fairfax County.
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