Training Dogs
• Dogs may be used to pursue wild birds and animals during hunting seasons where not prohibited.

• When the chase begins on other lands, fox hunters and coon hunters may follow their dogs on prohibited lands, and hunters of all other game, when the chase begins on other lands, may go upon prohibited lands to retrieve their dogs, but may not carry firearms or bows and arrows on their persons or hunt any game while thereon.
The use of vehicles to retrieve dogs on prohibited lands shall be allowed only with the permission of the landowner or his agent.

• Unlawful to use dogs when hunting any species with archery equipment during any archery season.

DogThe training of dogs on live wild animals is considered hunting and is unlawful during the closed season except as noted below.

• You must have a valid hunting license while training dogs on live wild animals.

• You may train dogs during daylight hours on rabbits and nonmigratory game birds on private lands. Participants shall have no weapons other than starter pistols in their possession and no wild animals shall be taken. Weapons may be in possession when training dogs on captive raised and properly marked mallards and pigeons so that they may be immediately shot or recovered.

• You may train dogs during daylight hours on rabbits and nonmigratory game birds on Ft. A.P. Hill from September 1–February 28. Participants may only have starter pistols in their possession. No captive reared birds may be released.

• You may train dogs on National Forest or Department-owned lands only during authorized training seasons that specifically permit these activities.

• You may train dogs on quail on designated portions. No weapons other than starter pistols may be in possession and pen-raised birds may not be released.

• You may train dogs during daylight hours on rabbits and nonmigratory game birds on the Weston WMA from September 1 thru March 31, both dates inclusive. Participants in this dog training season shall have no weapons other than starter pistols in their possession, shall not release pen-raised birds, and must comply with all regulations and laws pertaining to hunting. No game shall be taken.
 
Hunting DogWho can hunting big game?
Only persons 12 years of age and older are eligible to hunt antelope, deer, elk, bighorn sheep and ... Those under age 12 may apply for a permit only if they will reach age 12 by the date the season opens. Those under age 16 must be accompanied by a person 21 years of age or older who has a valid hunting permit when hunting big game.
 
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