Ohio HB201 allows specified hunting on landowner's property without a permit.

Ohio HB201 amends hunting laws to allow landowners and their immediate family members to hunt deer, wild turkeys, and fur-bearing animals on their property without a permit. This applies to residents of Ohio and those exempt from obtaining a hunting license. The bill also allows tenants and their children to hunt on the land they reside without a permit. It repeals existing sections and establishes new rules for hunting licenses and permits, including fees and requirements for first-time buyers.

Ohio HB201 allows specified hunting on landowner's property without a permit.

Ohio HB201 amends hunting laws to allow landowners and their immediate family members to hunt deer, wild turkeys, and fur-bearing animals on their property without a permit. This applies to residents of Ohio and those exempt from obtaining a hunting license. The bill also allows tenants and their children to hunt on the land they reside without a permit. It repeals existing sections and establishes new rules for hunting licenses and permits, including fees and requirements for first-time buyers.