New York S00218 authorizes the use of crossbows for hunting wildlife, including deer and bear, under certain conditions.
New York S00218 amends the environmental conservation law to allow the use of crossbows for hunting wildlife. It specifies that individuals aged twelve or older can hunt deer and bear with a crossbow during designated archery seasons, provided they hold a valid hunting license and meet other requirements. The bill also sets specific conditions for the use of crossbows, including distance restrictions from dwellings and other structures. Additionally, it repeals certain sections of the environmental conservation law related to hunting practices and introduces new regulations for crossbow use.
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