Vermont H0723 amends land posting requirements to clarify that annual posting means posting once every 12 months.
Vermont H0723 modifies the law regarding the posting of land against hunting and fishing. It specifies that "posting annually" means posting once every 12 months. Owners or those with exclusive rights to game on land or water can post signs prohibiting hunting, fishing, or trapping. These signs must be dated annually, placed at each corner and no more than 400 feet apart along boundaries. The posting must be recorded annually with the town clerk, with notices remaining valid for 365 days. The bill takes effect on July 1, 2026.
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