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Box , Sacramento, CA Home Hunting Upland Game Birds. Regulations Licenses, etc. See more on nonlead ammunition. Triple the daily bag Archery Only Oct 9 - Oct 31 Dec 27 - Jan 23 2 pheasants per day for first two days of the season; 3 pheasants per day after the first two days of the season. Southern San Joaquin Valley Zone. Large Canada geese are closed during the Late Season. Morro Bay All species Open in designated areas only Waterfowl season opens concurrently with brant season.

Reservations and Passes for Hunting Waterfowl on State-operated Areas Reservations are available for many State-operated wildlife areas and are issued by random drawings. The season-long application may be used to apply for every available Saturday, Sunday or Wednesday shoot date. Multiple-Choice Reservation Application - allows a hunter to select hunt areas and choose any combination of hunt dates from a calendar of hunts.

Active Military and Veteran Reservation Application - allows an active military personnel or veteran to apply for available military only waterfowl hunts. Duplicate Hunt Choices - You may submit as many hunt choices as you like as long as you do not submit more than one hunt choice for the same area on the same day.

Concurrence with Federal Regulations. Subdivision 3. General Regulations. Chapter 3. Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Possession. Subdivision 2. Game, Furbearers, Nongame and Depredators Chapter 1. This regulation phases in the requirements of Fish and Game Code Section Fish and Wildlife Service, as identified in Section The use of lead projectiles is authorized until the effective dates described in subsections d 1 , d 2 , and d 3.

The department shall certify or reject the request within 60 business days of receipt. The program will be administered by an agent of the department and awarding of non-state funds will be administered as a grant. The department's agent will be selected through a public solicitation process, and, upon selection of an agent, the department will advertise a website address where eligible hunters may apply.

The drawing will be administered through a nonlead ammunition coupon program website that is operated by the department's agent as established under a grant agreement. The maximum number of eligible hunters drawn on a monthly basis will be determined based on the total funds available such that the number drawn each month, over the course of the six-month drawing period, will expend the total available funds in the year allocated.

Eligible hunters may apply as soon as the website is available, and must apply no later than December 1 in the applicable license year. The applicant must provide the following information, which the department will use to verify eligibility for the drawing with the agent: 1 Name of applicant; 2 Applicant's date of birth; 3 Applicant's Document Number as printed on their hunting license for the license year in which the drawing will occur; 4 Mailing address and email for notification and for receiving a coupon for a box of ammunition; 5 Preferred ammunition type from the list of available ammunition as identified on the agent's nonlead ammunition coupon program website; and 6 Applicant's certification under penalty of perjury that he or she is not prohibited from possessing ammunition pursuant to of Penal Code section An eligible hunter with an appropriate permit tag may not apply more than once, nor be awarded more than once, during a license year.

Applications will be considered in each of the subsequent drawings after receipt until they are either drawn, or the drawing period ends. Coupons for nonlead ammunition will not be available in all calibers or in all shotgun shell gauges or loads. For purposes of this section, a box of nonlead ammunition is 20 centerfire cartridges or 25 shotgun shells. The program will be implemented only if the department is successful at awarding a grant using non-state funding. Additionally, no person shall use any motorized, hot-air, or unpowered aircraft or other device capable of flight or any earth orbiting imaging device to locate or assist in locating big game mammals beginning 48 hours before and continuing until 48 hours after any big game hunting season in the same area.

No person shall use at any time or place, without Department approval, any computer, telemetry device or other equipment to locate a big game mammal to which a tracking device is attached. For purposes of this subsection "use" includes but is not limited to personal use or intent by another to obtain information from such personal use.

Evidence of an act constituting a violation of this section includes but is not limited to flying slowly at low altitudes, hovering, circling or repeatedly flying over any area where big game may be found. The application shall include the applicant's name, address, physical description, a description of the qualifying disability, and a certified statement from a licensed physician describing the applicant's permanent disability.

It shall be unlawful for any person to falsify an application for a Motor Vehicle Hunting License. Possession of the licensee's tag, required in this subsection, shall not be considered an unlawful possession of a tag or license issued to another person. The assistant shall not discharge a firearm or release a bolt or an arrow from the vehicle. If licensed, the assistant may dispatch wounded game which has moved out of range of the licensee.

C The vehicle must be stopped and the engine must be shut off prior to the licensee discharging firearm or releasing a bolt from a crossbow or an arrow from archery equipment. D The licensee shall notify the Department, at the regional office having responsibility for the area where the licensee intends to hunt, at least 48 hours prior to hunting or contact the department's hour dispatcher at the number indicated on the license.

The licensee shall specify the locality, vehicle description, and the approximate time frame during which such hunt shall take place. E The licensee or assistant shall not pursue any animal or drive or herd animals to any other hunters with a motor vehicle. F This license does not grant permission to trespass on private property or permission to use a motor vehicle while in any area where the use of motor vehicles is restricted or prohibited.

G This license does not grant permission to discharge a firearm in any place or manner that would otherwise be unlawful, or to possess a loaded firearm in violation of any other city, county or state law. H The licensee shall have the license in possession while hunting from a motor vehicle. Licenses shall be permanent and have no expiration date. See section The exception to this is for the purpose of transportation, cleaning, storage including temporary storage , shipment, or taxidermy services, where an individual may possess game birds taken by another hunter provided that they are tagged by the hunter who has lawfully taken them.

C Period 3 0 1 Shall open on the third Saturday in October and extend for 9 consecutive days. E Period 5 0 0 Shall open on the first Saturday in December and extend for 9 consecutive days 11 Grizzly Island A Period 1 0 2 0 Shall open on the second Tuesday after the first Saturday in August and continue for 4 consecutive days.

B Period 2 0 0 2 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period one and continue for 4 consecutive days. C Period 3 0 0 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period two and continue for 4 consecutive days. D Period 4 0 0 0 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period three and continue for 4 consecutive days. E Period 5 0 0 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period four and continue for 4 consecutive days.

F Period 6 0 0 0 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period five and continue for 4 consecutive days. G Period 7 0 0 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period six and continue for 4 consecutive days. H Period 8 0 0 6 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period seven and continue for 4 consecutive days. I Period 9 0 4 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period eight and continue for 4 consecutive days.

J Period 10 3 0 0 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period nine and continue for 4 consecutive days. K Period 11 0 4 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period ten and continue for 4 consecutive days. L Period 12 3 0 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period eleven and continue for 4 consecutive days. M Period 13 0 8 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period twelve and continue for 4 consecutive days.

B Period 2 0 6 Shall open on November 25 and continue for 9 consecutive days. C Period 3 8 0 Shall open on the fourth Tuesday in December and continue for 13 consecutive days. B Period 2 2 Shall open Monday following the fourth Saturday in September and continue for 10 consecutive days. B Period 2 0 2 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period one and continue for 4 consecutive days. C Period 3 0 0 Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of period two and continue for 4 consecutive days.

D Period 4 0 0 Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of period three and continue for 4 consecutive days. Northwestern Roosevelt Elk Season shall open on the last Wednesday in August and continue for 30 consecutive days. Northeastern Rocky Mountain Elk Season shall open on the Wednesday preceding the last Saturday in August and continue for 33 consecutive days. B Period 1 0 Shall open on the first Thursday in November and continue for 9 consecutive days.

C Period 2 0 Shall open November 22 and continue for 9 consecutive days. D Period 3 0 Shall open on the third Saturday in December and continue for 12 consecutive days. Also, that portion of Inyo county west of Highway ; and that portion of Mono county beginning at the intersection of Highway 6 and the Mono county line; north along Highway 6 to the Nevada state line; north along the Nevada state line to the Alpine county line; south along the Mono-Alpine county line to the Mono-Tuolumne county line and the Inyo National Forest Boundary; south along the Inyo National Forest Boundary to the Inyo-Sierra Forest boundary; south along the Inyo-Sierra Forest boundary to the Fresno-Madera county line; north and east along the Fresno-Madera county line to the junction of the Fresno-Madera-Mono county line; south along the Mono-Fresno county line to the Mono-Inyo County line; east along the Mono-Inyo county line to the point of beginning.

In those areas designated as deer hunting zones X-1 through X-7b, the bear season shall open on the second Saturday in October and extend for 79 consecutive days. The bear season shall be closed when the department determines that 1, bears have been taken pursuant to the reporting requirement in subsection The department shall notify the commission, the public via the news media and bear tag holders via the U.

Cubs and females accompanied by cubs may not be taken. Cubs are defined as bears less than one year of age or bears weighing less than 50 pounds. No bear shall be taken over such bait. No person may take a bear within a yard radius of a garbage dump or bait. Bear may be taken with bow and arrow during the bear season as specified in Section and as follows: a Areas: Those portions of the state as described in subsection a. There is no open season for taking bear with bow and arrow in the balance of the state.

Cubs and female accompanied by cubs may not be taken. No feed, bait or other materials capable of attracting a bear to a feeding area shall be placed or used for the purpose of taking or pursuing a bear. The skull shall become property of the department. That portion of the skull not needed for scientific purposes shall be returned.

Wild pigs may be taken only as follows: a General Season: Open all year. Fisher, marten, river otter, desert kit fox and red fox may not be taken at any time. Except as noted in Section , Fish and Game Code, muskrat and mink may be taken only as follows: Season and Area: November 16 through March 31, statewide.

This regulation supersedes Section of the Fish and Game Code. Bag and Possession Limit: No limit. Bag and Possession Limit: There is no bag or possession limit in these areas for the taking of beaver.

BB are the only firearms which may be used during this night period. This regulation supersedes Sections and of the Fish and Game Code. See Sections and General Provisions for Taking Furbearers. The take or attempted take of any furbearing mammal with a firearm shall be in accordance with the use of nonlead projectiles and ammunition pursuant to Section Use of Traps.

Traps are defined to include padded-jaw leg-hold, steel-jawed leg-hold, and conibear traps, snares, dead-falls, cage traps and other devices designed to confine, hold, grasp, grip, clamp or crush animals' bodies or body parts. For purposes of this section, furbearing mammals, game mammals, nongame mammals, and protected mammals are those mammals so defined by statute on January 1, , in sections , , and of the Fish and Game Code.

It is unlawful for any person to trap for the purposes of recreation or commerce in fur any furbearing mammal or nongame mammal with any body-gripping trap. A body-gripping trap is one that grips the mammal's body or body part, including, but not limited to, steel-jawed leg-hold traps, padded-jaw leg-hold traps, conibear traps, and snares. Cage and box traps, nets, suitcase-type live beaver traps, and common rat and mouse traps shall not be considered body-gripping traps and may be used to trap for the purposes of recreation or commerce in fur any furbearing or nongame mammal.

It is unlawful for any person to buy, sell, barter, or otherwise exchange for profit, or to offer to buy, sell, barter, or otherwise exchange for profit, the raw fur, as defined by Section of the Fish and Game Code, of any furbearing mammal or nongame mammal that was trapped in this state, with a body-gripping trap as described in subsection c above. It is unlawful for any person to use or authorize the use of any steel-jawed leg-hold trap, padded or otherwise, to capture any game mammal, furbearing mammal, nongame mammal, protected mammal, or any dog or cat.

The prohibition in subsection e does not apply to federal, state, county, or municipal government employees or their duly authorized agents in the extraordinary case where the otherwise prohibited padded-jaw leg-hold trap is the only method available to protect human health or safety.

A Leg-hold Trap Requirements. Leg-hold traps used to implement subsection e 1 must be padded, commercially manufactured, and equipped as provided in subsections A 1. Anchor Chains. Anchor chains must be attached to the center of the padded trap, rather than the side. Chain Swivels. Anchor chains must have a double swivel mechanism attached as follows: One swivel is required where the chain attaches to the center of the trap.

The second swivel may be located at any point along the chain, but it must be functional at all times. Shock Absorbing Device. A shock absorbing device such as a spring must be in the anchor chain. Tension Device. Padded leg-hold traps must be equipped with a commercially manufactured pan tension adjusting device. Trap Pads. Trap pads must be replaced with new pads when worn and maintained in good condition. Any person who utilizes non-body-gripping traps for the take of furbearing mammals and nongame mammals for purposes of recreation or commerce in fur must comply with the provisions of subsections g 1 through 3 below.

Any person who traps furbearing mammals or nongame mammals shall obtain a trap number issued by and registered with the department. All traps, before being put into use, shall bear only the current registered trap number or numbers of the person using, or in possession of those traps.

This number shall be stamped clearly on the trap or on a metal tag attached to the chain of the trap or to any part of the trap. Conibear traps, snares, cage and box traps, nets, suitcase-type live beaver traps and common rat and mouse traps may be used by individuals to take authorized mammals for purposes unrelated to recreation or commerce in fur, including, but not limited to, the protection of property, in accordance with subsections 1 through 5 below.

Except for common rat and mouse traps, all traps used pursuant to this subsection must be numbered as required by subsection f 1 above. The prohibitions of subsections c and d above shall apply to any furbearing or nongame mammal taken by a conibear trap or snare pursuant to this subsection g. All furbearing and nongame mammals that are legal to trap must be immediately killed or released.

Unless released, trapped animals shall be killed by shooting where local ordinances, landowners, and safety permit. This regulation does not prohibit employees of federal, state, or local government from using chemical euthanasia to dispatch trapped animals.

In the event that an unforeseen medical emergency prevents the owner of the traps from visiting traps another person may, with written authorization from the owner, check traps as required.

The designee and the person who issues the authorization to check traps shall comply with all provisions of Section Each time traps are checked all trapped animals shall be removed. Traps may not be set within yards of any structure used as a permanent or temporary residence, unless such traps are set by a person controlling such property or by a person who has and is carrying with him written consent of the landowner to so place the trap or traps. Traps of the conibear-type with a jaw opening larger than 8" x 8" may be used only in sets where the trap is wholly or partially submerged in water or is: A Within feet of permanent water.

B Within feet of seasonally flooded marshes, pastures, agricultural lands or floodways when standing or running water is present.

C Within the riparian vegetation zone, characterized by, but not limited to, willow, cottonwood, sycamore, salt cedar, cattail, bulrush and rushes, when found within the area defined in section a where the take of beaver is permitted.

Conibear-type traps and snares, except those totally submerged, and deadfall traps are prohibited in the following zones. Diablo Scenic Boulevard, south on Mt. Violation of Section Furbearers may be hunted at any hour of the day or night except that they may not be taken between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise in the area described in Section a of these regulations.

Statement or report shall show the number of each kind of furbearing mammals and nongame mammals taken, number sold, county in which furs were taken and the names and addresses of the persons to whom furs were shipped or sold. If the annual report is not received by July 1 following the most recent trapping year, or if it is not completely filled out, the trapper's license will be suspended.

The commission shall be notified of any suspension and, subsequently, may revoke or reinstate applicant's license renewal application after written notice is given to the applicant and after he has been afforded an opportunity to be heard.

Except as otherwise provided in Sections and and subsections a through d below, nongame birds and mammals may not be taken. There is no bag or possession limit for deer taken pursuant to this subsection.

Persons authorized by landowners or tenants to take American crows shall keep such written authorization in their possession when taking, transporting or possessing American crows.

American crows may be taken only on the lands where depredations are occurring or where they constitute a health hazard or nuisance. If required by Federal regulations, landowners or tenants shall obtain a Federal migratory bird depredation permit before taking any American crows or authorizing any other person to take them. Toxicants can be used for taking crows only under the supervision of employees or officers of the Department of Food and Agriculture or federal or county pest control officers or employees acting in their official capacities and possessing a qualified applicator certificate issued pursuant to sections of the Food and Agriculture Code.

Such toxicants must be applied according to their label requirements developed pursuant to sections , Title 3, California Code of Regulations.

Editorial correction Register No Nongame mammals may be taken at any time except as provided in this section. Nongame mammals may be taken only between one-half hour before sunrise and one-half hour after sunset in the following described area: Beginning at a point where Little Panoche Road crosses Interstate 5 near Mendota; south on Interstate 5 to Highway ; east on Highway to Highway 99; south on Highway 99 to Interstate 5; south on Interstate 5 to the Los Padres National Forest boundary in Section 8, T 9 N, R 19 W, S.

This section does not pertain to the legal take of nongame mammals with traps as provided for by Sections of these regulations, and by Sections , and of the Fish and Game Code. Amendment of subsection a filed ; designated effective Nongame birds and nongame mammals may be taken in any manner except as follows: a Poison may not be used.

Nothing in this section shall prohibit an individual operating in accordance with the provisions of Section This Section shall not apply to bobcats taken pursuant to Section of the Fish and Game Code and Section of these regulations. Bobcats may be taken statewide under the authority of a hunting license and bobcat hunting tags between October 15 through February The bag and possession limit is five bobcats per season. Any holder of a trapping license who traps a bobcat shall immediately release the bobcat to the wild unharmed.

Such tags shall be acquired through the department's Automated License Data System terminals at any department license agent or department license sales office. These tags do not act as shipping tags as required in Section for pelts taken under a trapping license.

Upon the harvesting of any bobcat, the hunter shall immediately fill the tag completely, legibly, and permanently, and cut out or punch out and completely remove notches or punch holes for the month and date of the kill.

One part of the tag shall be immediately attached to the pelt and kept attached until it is tanned, dried or mounted. The other part of the tag shall be sent immediately to the department.

It is unlawful for any person to sell, offer for sale, barter, trade, purchase, transport from this state, or offer for out-of-state shipment by any common carrier any bobcat pelts, or parts thereof taken pursuant to this provision.

Beginning November 20, , the department shall not affix a department mark or shipping tag on any bobcat pelt. Demonstration of the declaration of entry, pelt ownership and proof of legal take and marking is required of anyone receiving bobcat pelts from out-of-state upon the request of the department. Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Possession.

The following attachments are parts of this permit application: No Fee 1. No person shall hunt deer without a valid deer license tag in possession for that particular area as defined in sections and Deer shall be tagged only with a valid deer license tag for the area as defined in sections and in which the deer is killed. Except as otherwise provided in the Fish and Game Code, no person shall take more than two deer during any license year.

A Distribution of Deer License Tags: 1. Deer Tag Classification a. Premium Deer Hunt Tags shall include all deer hunt tags where the tag quota filled on or before the first business day after July 1 in the immediately preceding license year. Restricted Deer Hunt Tags shall include all non-Premium deer hunt tags where the tag quota filled on or before the first business day after August 1 in the immediately preceding license year.

Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags shall include all deer hunt tags where the tag quota did not fill on or before the first business day after August 1 in the immediately preceding license year. The department may designate the deer tag classification for any deer hunt that was not held in the previous year.

Premium deer hunt tags shall be distributed by drawing, as described in Section Applications must be received by the department by June 2. Successful applicants will be selected by drawing within 10 business days following the application deadline date.

If the drawing is delayed due to circumstances beyond the department's control, the department shall conduct the drawing at the earliest date possible. Successful and unsuccessful applicants will be notified by mail. Except as noted in Section Applicants for apprentice hunts shall possess an annual junior hunting license for the deer hunting season for which they are applying.

In addition to the tag fee, the department shall also charge a processing fee, as specified in Section , for each deer license tag application. Deer license tag processing fees are not refundable. Deer license tag fees are not refundable once a deer tag application has been entered into the big game drawing or a deer tag has been issued regardless of closures of any zone or hunt due to fire, weather or other natural disasters.

The department may only refund deer tag license fees under the following provisions: 1 The difference between the fee paid for a nonresident deer license tag application and a resident deer license tag application may be refunded for any nonresident deer tag application for which a deer tag was not issued.

B The deer license tag is returned prior to the earliest opening date for the hunt. C The tag quota has not been filled for the hunt. Market Blvd. Applicants shall not submit more than three choices for deer hunts per deer tag drawing application per license year. B First-deer license tag applicants may apply for any unrestricted deer hunt tag. Tags shall be issued upon request to first- deer tag applicants until the tag quota for the hunt is filled.

C First-deer license tag applicants may apply for any restricted deer hunt tag provided they have not been issued a premium or restricted hunt as a second deer license tag. Tags shall be issued upon request to first deer license tag applicants until the tag quota for the hunt is filled.

D First -deer license tag applicants may apply for any premium deer hunt tag remaining on July 2 provided they have not been issued a premium or restricted hunt as a second deer license tag. Premium deer hunt tags remaining on July 2 shall be issued upon request to first deer license tag applicants until the tag quota for the hunt is filled.

E First-deer license tag applicants may apply for any premium or restricted deer hunt tag remaining on August 2 regardless of whether or not they have been issued a premium or restricted hunt as a second-deer license tag. Premium deer hunt tags remaining on August 2 shall be issued upon request until the tag quota for the hunt is filled. Tags shall be issued upon request to second-deer license tag applicants until the tag quota for the hunt is filled.

B Second-deer license tag applicants may apply for any restricted deer hunt tag provided they have not been issued a premium or restricted hunt as a first-deer license tag and they do not have a pending drawing application.

C Any second-deer license tag applicant may apply for any premium or restricted deer hunt tag remaining on August 2 each year. Restricted deer hunt tags remaining on August 2 each year shall be issued upon request to second-deer license tag applicants until the tag quota for the hunt is filled.

D Any applicant who holds a junior hunting license for the license year for which they are applying, who has not used a first-deer license tag drawing application to apply for an additional apprentice hunt, may use a second-deer license tag drawing application to apply for an additional apprentice hunt tag issued by drawing as specified in sections An apprentice hunter may not submit more than one application for additional apprentice hunts.

E No person shall submit more than one first-deer license tag application and one second-deer license tag application to the department during any one license year. Any person in violation of this subsection may be denied deer license tags for the current and following license year. The department shall not exchange any deer license tag for a different zone or hunt after the tag quota for the original tag zone or hunt fills for the season.

The department shall not exchange a tag if the earliest season either archery or general for the tag being exchanged has opened. The department shall charge a nonrefundable processing fee, as specified in Section , for exchanging a deer license tag for a different zone or hunt. Applicants may apply at any department license sales office to exchange a deer license tag. The deer license tag shall be attached to the antlers of an antlered deer or to the ear of any other deer and kept attached during the open season and for 15 days thereafter.

Except as otherwise provided, possession of any untagged deer shall be a violation. Refer to Fish and Game Code, Section A harvest report card returned by mail shall be postmarked by the date applicable to that card as specified in this section. If a report card is submitted by mail and not received by the department, it is considered not reported. Tag holders reporting online will be provided a confirmation number upon successful submission. The tag holder must record the provided confirmation number in the space provided on the harvest report card and retain the harvest report card until March 1 annually.

Tags reported online must be surrendered to the department upon demand. The fee specified in Section shall be charged prior to the issuance of a deer tag or deer tag drawing application in the following year. Tag Countersigning and Transporting Requirements. B Judges or Justices of all state and United States courts. Any person taking any deer in this state shall retain in their possession during the open season thereon and for 15 days thereafter, that portion of the head which in adult males normally bears the antlers, and shall produce the designated portion of the head upon the demand of any officer authorized to enforce the provisions of this regulation refer to Fish and Game Code, Section Any person who is convicted of a violation involving deer shall forfeit their current year deer license tags and no new deer license tags may be issued to that person during the then current hunting license year, and that person may not apply for a deer license tag or deer preference points for the following license year refer to Fish and Game Code, Section The department may designate a nonprofit organization to sell this fund-raising tag.

Any resident or nonresident is eligible to buy the tag. The sale price of a fund-raising license tag shall include the fee for processing and issuing an annual hunting license for the purchaser or any person designated by the purchaser. A fund-raising license tag distributed through a department random drawing does not include the fee for processing and issuing an annual hunting license.

The purchasers of fund-raising license tags shall complete a required hunter orientation program conducted by the department and meet the hunter education requirements for a hunting license. The fund-raising license tags are defined in subsection b. Successful applicants will be mailed notification as soon as practical. The tag fee shall be received by the department by p.

If the deadline to submit the fee falls on a weekend or holiday payment will be accepted until the close of business on the first state business day following the deadline to submit payment. Successful applicants shall be issued tags only after successfully completing the required hunter orientation program conducted by the department. Tags shall not be transferable and are valid only in the zone or zones specified.

Licensed guides employed by successful applicants and the fund-raising license tag buyer shall accompany their clients to this orientation program. All tags shall be returned to the department within 10 days after the close of the season, even though the tagholder may not have killed a Nelson bighorn ram. License tags shall be attached to the carcass of a bighorn ram immediately after the animal is killed.



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