Kentucky SB200 amends hunting and fishing license requirements, exempting certain individuals from hunter education courses and license procurement.
Kentucky SB200 modifies hunting and fishing regulations by exempting specific groups from hunter education courses and license procurement. Current and former U.S. Armed Forces members, Kentucky Army or Air National Guard members, and peace officers certified in Kentucky are exempt from hunter education courses and can hunt on military property without a license. Landowners, their families, and tenants can hunt on their property without a license during non-open seasons if the wildlife is causing damage.
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