The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-21
I'M COUNTY GAME LAW

..fi0n i. OWHeISulp anu htliC ~
pirds and Game Vested lin
: The title and ownership to
Jt,t Ina birds and game in the State
~ vida are vested in the. state for
Nurnose of regulating the use
nc 1,sposition of the same in ac-
.nee with the laws of this state.
Birds, Plumage. Skin.
tai and Nests Protected; Penalty
/ "a Ncatching, Killing or Taking
hoerson who shall catch or kill,
llln lave in his possession. living or
wv or who shall purchase. offer,
I,oose for sale. transport, or ship
kout the state any such wild bird
Il has been killed or caught: or
/ shall sell or have have in his
lesion for sale any part of the
n hage. skin or body of any bird
O0U kscted by the game laws; or who
take or wilfully destroy the
mo.. II of any wild bird, or who shall
such nests or eggs or eggs in
I'm her possession, except as per-
-. la by the game laws of this
nj shall be guilty of misde-
knor, and upon conviction, shall
furnished by a fine of not less
ten nor more than twenty-five
Id Nsrs for each offence.
~. s. Game Birds Denominated
Enumerated following
M be considered game birds: The
& Etidae, commonly known as
Mns. geese, brant and river and
ducks; Rallidae, commonly
/, bEn as rail, cots, mud hens and
.hnulas; Limicolae, commonly
DKn as shore birds. plovers, surf
Ms snipe, woodcock, sandpipers.
.tlers and curlews: Gallinae. COM
&nly known as wild turkeys.
buse, pheasants, and quail; and
species of Columbia known as
#tle doves.
Sec. 4. No person or persons shall
lure. kill or hunt or destroy by
means whatever, or have. or be
Possession of, except as expressly
1rmitted by the provisions of this
u u the following named birds, ex-
pt between the following dates:
ari I'D turkey gobblers, quail (bobI
bite partridgesl, turtle doves,
ans, geese. brant, ducks. rails,
OTIS, mud hens, sandpipers. .curlews,
ipe and plover. November goth
February goth following. ANY
fson who violates any of the pro-
= sions of this section shall be deem
- guilty of a misdemeanor, and up
conviction thereof, shall be pun
ned by fine of not less than ten
8nars, nor more then twenty-five
bEars for each offence.
Sec 5. Pheasants Protected.-Any
erson who takes, or captures, or
ils, except under permit. any ruff
I'D grouse (pheasan), Monaghan,
hinese or English pheasant. or 9TH
imported game bird. before De-
ember list. 1915, and thereafter
#ng from November goth to Dec
mber goth following. shall be
nilty of misdemeanor, and upon
Nyiction, shall be punished by a
Bof not less than. ten dollars, nor
EAore than twenty-five dollars for
zach offence.
Sec. s. Trap, Snare, Dead-fall,
Batting. etc, Prohibited.-Any per-
Bon who shall at any time make use
any pitfall. dead-fall, scaffold,
rage, snare, trap, net, Salt-lick,
bind pen, baited hook. or baited
feld. or any other similar device,
any drug, poison, chemical. or ex-
&osives for the purpose of injuring
|, capturing or killing birds or animals,
Protected by the game laws of this
aate. except upon his or her own en-
closed lands, shall be guilty of a
Imisdemeanor and on conviction,
shall be punished by fine of not
Tess than ten dollars nor more than
witty for each offence.
Sec. z Night Hunting Prohibit
Ied.-Any person who shall pursue,
Ieateh, take. or kill any birds, deer,
wild turkeys, wild ducks, wild geese,
arant or other aquatic bird or fowl,
between dark or daylight the follow
ng day. shall be guilty of misde-
neanor, and on conviction, shall be
vanished by a fine of not less than
Zen dollars. nor more than twenty
ave dollars for each offence.
/ Sec. s. Hunting Wild Hogs
Any person, who, without first Civ
ing notice to at least three freehold
ers in the neighborhood, hunts.
catches or kills wild hogs unmarked,
with dog or gun. must. on conviction
ee fined not less than ten dollars,
acr more than one hundred dollars.