Prohibits hunting of leucistic and melanistic deer, allows hunting on private property.
New York A10751 amends the environmental conservation law to prohibit the hunting of leucistic deer, including white and albino deer, and melanistic deer, which have a black or dark brown coat. The prohibition does not apply to hunting on private property by the owner, lessee, immediate family, employees, or guests with consent. The law takes effect immediately.
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