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DNREC Updates Delaware Hunting Regulations After State Supreme Court Ruling on Hunters Age Requirement
The updated guide clarifies when hunters ages 16 to 20 may hunt without direct supervision after the court ruling and new law changes.
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DNREC updates Delaware hunting regulations after state Supreme Court ruling on hunters age requirement
Delaware hunting regulations have been updated to once again require some hunters ages 18 to 20 to be directly supervised when using certain firearms. This comes after a state Supreme Court ruling that overturned a lower court's decision to allow those hunters to hunt unsupervised.
DNREC updates hunting regulations regarding direct supervision for younger hunters
DNREC has updated Delaware hunting regulations concerning direct supervision impacting 18- to 20-year-old hunters after a state Supreme Court ruling struck down an earlier state Superior Court decision that had allowed hunters 18 to 20 years of age to hunt without direct supervision when using a range of hunting firearms.
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