The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-18
Local NimrOds Are Preparing to
Take First Shot at the
Quail.
LAW TO BE ENFORCED
Some of the Main Features of 1t
Are Cited in Effort to Pre-
vent Local Hunters From Get
ting Into Trouble.

urday and sportsmen will do well to
get informed on the game laws of
both the state and United States.
Wardens and their deputies have now
been appointed in all the counties. and
commissioner Arrow is going to make
strong effort to have every pro
vision of the law enforced.
For the information of the public
The News publishes some of the pro-
visions of the law
No person shall hunt or fish upon
the lands of another with or without
license without first having obtained
permission from such land owner. ANY
person violating this section is hereby
declared to be guilty of misde-
meanor.
The following shall be deemed game
birds and animals: Quail, commonly
known as bob white partridges; doves
snipe, woodcock and curlews, wild
turkeys, grouse, pheasant, deer, squir.
rels, duck and marsh hens.
Any person who shall purchase or
SELL or export for sale or offer to sell
any Of the game birds or animals
named in section II of this act shall
be guilty Of misdemeanor and upon
conviction punished by a fine of not
less than ten nor more than one
hundred dollars, and all costs for each
oItense, or to work on the public
works not less than five nor more
than thirty days and any one or more
OF these punishments may be ordered
in the discretion of the Judge.
Any person who shall transport or
ship, or offer to transport or ship.
any of the game birds or animals
mentioned in section II of this act,
without the limits of the state. or
from the county in which the game
was killed into another county in this
state, or who shall sell or offer for
sale, or purchase or offer to purchase
any part of the plumage, skin or body
of any of the game birds or animals,
shall be guilty Of misdemeanor. Pro-
vlded, it shall be lawful for any per
son duly authorized to hunt to per
actually killed by him from the coun-
actually killed by him fromthe coun-
ty in which it was killed to any coun.
ty of this State,or without the state,
but the person killing said game
must in each instance accompany the
game so killed. Each person hunting
shall carry with him his license and
exhibit the same promptly upon re-
quest of any game warden or deputy
warden or ex-officio warden.
Any person who shall hunt without
first obtaining a license, except upon
his own landor in his own militia
district, or who lends or transfers his
license to another, or who shall hunt
upon the lands of another without
first having obtained his consent to
do so except persons following hounds
in pursuit of foxes or deer, or any
other animals not mentioned in this
act, shall be guilty of misdemeanor
Any common carrier who shall ship
or transfer or carry any game bird or
animal without the limits Of this state
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor;
provided, the terms of this section
shall not apply to game in the per
sonal possession Of the party killing
the same, provided such party has OBJ
tanned a license then Of force.
Any agent or empIoye Of common
carrier who shall receive any game
birds or animals for shipment without
the state, or from one county to an
other within this state, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.