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Besides the laws applicable to all state residents, there are no specific state prohibitions on hunters use of assault weapons, machine guns, and automatic or semi-automatic firearms. Deer hunters can use such legal weapons on private land of at least 10 acres if they have the written consent of the landowner.
A landowner must have a minimum of 10 acres to authorize the use of a rifle or revolver for deer hunting. There is no minimum acreage requirement for using a shotgun, muzzleloader, or archery equipment.
No. Landowners are exempt from obtaining a Firearms Hunting License if they permanently reside on the property. However, deer permits and a Free Landowner Resident Game Bird Conservation Stamp are required to hunt these species on personally owned land.
No. Landowners are exempt from obtaining a Firearms Hunting License if they permanently reside on the property. However, deer permits and a Free Landowner Resident Game Bird Conservation Stamp are required to hunt these species on personally owned land.
You may have a landowner sign a dated consent form before you purchase your license and permits, but you must purchase all required licenses and permits before you hunt. Landowners who allow, without fee, the recreational use of their property are protected from liability by Connecticut law (C.G.S. 52-557g).
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No person may purchase or receive any long gun (i.e., rifle or shotgun) unless he or she obtains a long gun eligibility certificate or has a handgun eligibility certificate or a permit to sell handguns at retail.
Hunting and fishing licenses, stamps, and permits can be purchased 24/7 on the DEEPs Online Outdoor Licensing System. These items can also be purchased at outdoor equipment retailers and some town halls (please check with your local town hall to find out about availability or any restrictions).
A person must be at least 12 years old to hunt or to purchase a firearms hunting license or bowhunting permit in Connecticut. Persons 12 to 15 years old must purchase a Junior Hunting License and be accompanied by a licensed hunter who is 18 years old or older while hunting.
State Land Lottery Deer Hunting Only one Firearms State Land Lottery Deer permit may be bought each year.
Hunting generally is not allowed on GLCT properties. Any exceptions to this policy will be made only in writing. Currently the only parcel on which limited hunting is allowed is on Broomstick Ledges. Any permit holders must comply with all state laws.

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