Deer Hunting at Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge
Eastern Shore of Virginia National
Wildlife Refuge is one of over 547
national wildlife refuges. The primary
objective of a refuge is to provide habitat
for the conservation and protection
of all species of wildlife. The harvest
of animals is one tool used to manage
wildlife populations at a level compatible
with the environment, provide wildlife oriented
recreational opportunities, and
permit the use of a valuable renewable
resource.
General Deer Hunt Information
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Public hunting of white-tailed deer is allowed in designated
zones of the refuge
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Archery and shotgun hunts are held on the refuge
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A refuge hunt permit is required to hunt
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Hunters must possess all applicable state hunting licenses and permits
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All Federal and State hunting regulations apply
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For more information about
the hunt, please contact us
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