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Lowering the Hunting Age

Bill Number: SD H.B. 1263
Bill Status: Signed into Law
HSUS Position: Oppose
Bill Sponsor(s): Rep. Michael Buckingham (R, 33)
Legislature Status: Adjourned

Allows kids between the ages of 10-16 to hunt without a hunting license if accompanied by a “hunting mentor.”

	Fact Sheet: Hunters Targeting Children
	Laws and Legislation on Children Hunting
	The Hunting Campaign--OLD

Text of H.B. 1263