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The document is the 2009-10 Official Guide to Hunting and Trapping Regulations in New York, published by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. It outlines important changes to sporting licenses, including new WMU boundaries, license fees, and tag designs. The guide provides detailed information on hunting regulations for various game species such as deer, bear, turkey, and small game, along with licensing requirements and safety protocols. It emphasizes conservation efforts funded by hunting licenses and includes resources for hunters regarding educational programs and wildlife management areas.

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Do you need a license to hunt your own land in NY?

You do not need a hunting license if you are: A resident landowner primarily engaged in farming (including lessees and members of their immediate families) when small game hunting on farm lands they are occupying and cultivating.

Can you hunt Sundays in New York?

In 1999, the Legislature voted to make this bill permanent, and as a result, Sunday hunting is now allowed throughout the state of New York in all designated open hunting areas during all open hunting seasons.

Can I hunt on my own land without a license in NY?

All residents must have a valid hunting license in their possession except: Resident owners primarily engaged in farming, lessees, and members of their immediate families do not need a hunting license when hunting small game on farmlands they are occupying and cultivating.

How close to a house can you hunt in NY?

within 500 feet (for a firearm), 250 feet (for a crossbow) or 150 feet (for a bow) of a dwelling, farm building, or structure in occupation or use unless you own it, lease it, are an immediate member of the family, an employee, or have the owners consent.

What animals can you hunt in New York without a license?

Most species, including endangered species, songbirds, hawks and owls are fully protected and may not be taken. The few unprotected species include porcupine, red squirrel, woodchuck, English sparrow, starling, rock pigeon, and monk parakeet. Unprotected species may be taken at any time without limit.