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Virginia — Title 29.1 · Chapter 3
- § 29.1-300 — Unlawful to hunt, trap or fish without license
- § 29.1-300.1 — Certification of competence in hunter education; incentives
- § 29.1-300.2 — Hunter education program
- § 29.1-300.3 — Program fees
- § 29.1-300.4 — Apprentice hunting license; deferral of hunter education
- § 29.1-301 — Exemptions from license requirements
- § 29.1-302 — Special license for certain resident disabled veterans
- § 29.1-302.01 — Special fishing license for disabled active duty military personnel
- § 29.1-302.02 — Special resident and nonresident hunting and fishing licenses for partially disabled veterans
- § 29.1-302.03 — Special licenses for certain nonresident disabled veterans
- § 29.1-302.1 — Special lifetime hunting and fishing licenses for residents and nonresidents
- § 29.1-302.2 — Special lifetime fishing license; permanently disabled persons
- § 29.1-302.3 — Special guest fishing licenses
- § 29.1-302.4 — Special lifetime trout fishing licenses for residents and nonresidents
- § 29.1-303 — Fees to hunt
- § 29.1-303.1 — Trip hunting licenses
- § 29.1-303.2 — State junior resident hunting license fee
- § 29.1-303.2:1 — State junior resident bear hunting license; fee
- § 29.1-303.3 — Youth resident and nonresident combination hunting license established; fee
- § 29.1-304 — Nonresident license to hunt within shooting preserves and foxhound training preserves
- § 29.1-305 — Special license for hunting bear, deer and turkey; authority of Board to create bear license
- § 29.1-305.01 — Special license to hunt elk; authority of Board to create elk license and quota hunts
- § 29.1-305.1 — Bonus deer permits
- § 29.1-305.2 — Special fox hunting licenses
- § 29.1-306 — Special archery license, slingbow license, and crossbow license
- § 29.1-307 — Special muzzleloading license
- § 29.1-308 — Reserved
- § 29.1-309 — Fees to trap
- § 29.1-309.1 — Special lifetime trapping license; permanently disabled persons and disabled veterans
- § 29.1-309.2 — Special lifetime trapping license for senior citizens
- § 29.1-309.3 — State junior resident trapping license established; fee
- § 29.1-310 — Fees to fish
- § 29.1-310.1 — Sportsman's hunting and fishing license established
- § 29.1-310.2 — Special combined individual sportfishing licenses
- § 29.1-311 — Trip fishing license for residents and nonresidents; trout stocked waters
- § 29.1-312 — Special fishing or hunting permits for certain veterans
- § 29.1-313 — Issuance of licenses for use of individuals in certain state facilities
- § 29.1-314 — Special fishing permits for certain individuals with disabilities
- § 29.1-315 — Special fishing permits for certain school classes
- § 29.1-315.1 — Special permit to hunt and fish by youth during fish and wildlife education events
- § 29.1-316 — Special fishing permits for certain youth camps
- § 29.1-317 — Special fishing permits for certain juveniles
- § 29.1-318 — Board may charge use fees for fishing in certain waters
- § 29.1-319 — Persons entitled to county, city, or state resident licenses
- § 29.1-320 — Reserved
- § 29.1-321 — Nonresident required to buy nonresident license
- § 29.1-322 — Residents of counties bordering on streams
- § 29.1-323 — By whom licenses issued
- § 29.1-324 — Reserved
- § 29.1-325 — Evidence that applicant entitled to license
- § 29.1-326 — Reserved
- § 29.1-327 — Agents for sale of licenses and permits; sales by telephone and electronic media
- § 29.1-328 — Term of licenses and permits; multiple-year license
- § 29.1-329 — Reserved
- § 29.1-330 — Delivery to clerk or agent; return of unused annually expiring materials and unsold licenses; voluntary contributions
- § 29.1-331 — Licenses to be dated, numbered and authenticated
- § 29.1-332 — License and permit receipts; compensation for issuing; sums to be credited to game protection fund
- § 29.1-333 — Reports to Director as to sale of licenses
- § 29.1-334 — Certificate when license lost or destroyed
- § 29.1-335 — Hunting, trapping or fishing without a license
- § 29.1-336 — Carrying licenses and certificates; penalty
- § 29.1-337 — Displaying license upon request
- § 29.1-337.1 — Penalty for false statements; altering, borrowing or lending license
- § 29.1-338 — Revocation of license and privileges; penalties
- § 29.1-339 — Complimentary licenses
- § 29.1-339.2 — Establishment of Virginia Migratory Waterfowl Conservation Stamp; required
- § 29.1-340 — Hunting waterfowl from unlicensed blinds and without season license
- § 29.1-341 — Stationary blinds defined
- § 29.1-341.1 — Number of stationary blinds permitted; when erected
- § 29.1-342 — Floating blinds
- § 29.1-342.1 — Waterfowl blinds in locality where bird hunting with firearms prohibited
- § 29.1-343 — Fees for waterfowl blind licenses
- § 29.1-344 — Stationary blinds on shore and in the public waters for owners of riparian rights
- § 29.1-344.1 — Stationary duck blind license; riparian landowners exempted
- § 29.1-344.2 — Time period for obtaining riparian stationary blind licenses
- § 29.1-345 — Stationary blinds in the public waters for nonriparian owners
- § 29.1-345.1 — Time period for obtaining nonriparian stationary blind licenses
- § 29.1-345.2 — Damaged stationary blinds in Virginia Beach; civil penalty
- § 29.1-346 — When license for floating blinds issued; distance from stationary blinds
- § 29.1-347 — Renewing licenses
- § 29.1-348 — Obtaining licenses
- § 29.1-349 — Hunting, erecting blind within 500 yards of licensed blind
- § 29.1-350 — Exemption from application of article
- § 29.1-350.1 — Permits for waterfowl blinds in Chesapeake Bay Public Access Authorities
- § 29.1-351 — Regulations to be issued; present regulations continued in force
- § 29.1-351.1 — Penalty for violations
- § 29.1-352 — Damage stamp program established; purpose; intent
- § 29.1-353 — Local governing body to adopt ordinance
- § 29.1-354 — Stamps required; issuance; fee; affixing stamps; cancellation
- § 29.1-355 — Disposition of funds
- § 29.1-356 — Reporting damages; filing and adjudicating claims
- § 29.1-357 — Civil action required
- § 29.1-358 — Localities to report claims and reimbursements
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