Hunting Regulations Quiz

• It is not illegal to improve natural habitats on lands subject to game reserves, even if it attracts hunting to adjacent lands.
• It is an offence to hunt using guns in retreating lines, whether major or minor game is involved.
• Designated retreat lines and spots are those situated less than 250 metres away from the nearest shooting line for minor game hunts, and less than 500 metres for major game hunts.
• Altering fences and regulatory markings is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the safety measures required when using long weapons without proper marking during a hunt is a minor offence.
• Hunting with firearms, air-powered weapons, or other compressed gas weapons without having turned 18 years old, when more than 120 metres away from the senior hunter supervising the minor, or without following the instructions, is a minor offence.
• Accompanying a minor under the age of 18 who is using firearms, air-powered weapons, or other compressed gas weapons without effectively supervising their hunting activities is a minor offence.
• Hunting while under the age of 14 is a minor offence.
• Hunting without the necessary special permits, which must be obtained from the competent authority, is a minor offence. The hunter's file instructor must submit a copy of the denunciation to the mentioned authority in this case.
• Entering closed lands not covered by any other game reserve special regime with weapons or hunting gear, when there are prohibitory signs or markers at the entrance, is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with regulations regarding hunting in roads, cattle trails, river banks, rivers, and canals that cross lands subject to game reserve special regime or hunting in these locations without the proper permit is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the regulations concerning hunting migratory birds in game reserve hunting areas can result in an annulment of the permit.
• Hunting in public waters declared as game reserve special regime without respecting the established rules is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with regulations specific to hunting in military influence areas is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the regulations regarding hunting season, circumstances, and methods in orchards, fruit gardens, irrigated fields, and recently repopulated mountains is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the measures dictated by the competent department concerning wildlife protection in specific circumstances, such as agricultural or meteorological ones, is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the authorization given to a landowner to protect their crops from hunting damage is a minor offence.
• Destroying, treading on, or changing the position of harvested crops or bundles is a minor offence.
• Entering open lands subject to game reserve special regime with weapons or dogs to collect game, damage, or disturb game, eggs, or nests is a minor offence.
• Abducting or attempting to abduct game that has been raised and is being pursued by other hunters or their dogs is a minor offence.
• Violating the specific rules contained in the Annual Hunting Resolution and related decrees regarding hunting in game reserve common areas is a minor offence.
• Practicing major game hunting on horseback in common game reserve areas at any time, or in lands subject to game reserve special regime without authorization, is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the regulations concerning batteus (hunting drives) is a minor offence.
• Failing to prevent one's dogs from running loose in lands subject to game reserve special regime during the hunting season or in common game reserve areas during the veda (closed season) is a minor offence.
• Transiting with dogs through safety zones, including border areas, without taking measures to prevent the animal from damaging, disturbing, or harassing game, game calls, or eggs is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the regulations regarding the transport of dogs through game reserve lands when accompanying persons without a hunting license is a minor offence.
• Neglecting to supervise the behaviour of your dogs while they are in the presence of livestock, allowing them to damage, disturb, or harass wildlife is a minor offence.
• Failing to comply with the regulations regarding the training of hunting dogs in designated areas is a minor offence.

Test your knowledge on hunting regulations with this quiz that covers topics such as hunting age restrictions, hunting equipment, hunting locations, and hunting behavior. See how well you understand the rules before your next hunting trip.