California AB2207 establishes a hunting tag transfer program for parents, legal guardians, or grandparents to transfer tags to youth aged 17 or.
California AB2207 amends the Fish and Game Code to establish a hunting tag transfer program. This program allows a person to transfer a hunting tag to a youth aged 17 or younger, provided they are the parent, legal guardian, or grandparent of the youth. The youth must possess a valid hunting license and be accompanied by their parent, legal guardian, or grandparent during the hunt. The transferee will not lose preference points if the tag was obtained through a modified-preference point drawing. The program remains in effect until January 1, 2033, and is repealed as of that date.
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