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§ 27-3-44 - Killing of deer which have no antlers visible
O.C.G.A. 27-3-44 (2010)
27-3-44. Killing of deer which have no antlers visible
It shall be unlawful to kill any deer in this state unless the deer has antlers (bone) visible above the hair, provided that the board may by regulation authorize an antlerless or either-sex season or hunt in accordance with sound wildlife management practices.
27-3-44. Killing of deer which have no antlers visible
It shall be unlawful to kill any deer in this state unless the deer has antlers (bone) visible above the hair, provided that the board may by regulation authorize an antlerless or either-sex season or hunt in accordance with sound wildlife management practices.
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