New York S01101 limits the Department of Environmental Conservation's ability to set special open seasons for deer hunting, ending no later than the.
New York S01101 amends the environmental conservation law to limit the Department of Environmental Conservation's ability to set special open seasons for taking wild deer, ending no later than the 3rd Sunday of December each year. The bill also allows the department to issue regulations for special seasons in particular counties or designated wildlife management units, following consultation with local governments and stakeholders. This change aims to balance deer population management with local hunting practices and stakeholder input.
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