California Code of Regulations
Title 14 - Natural Resources
Division 1 - Fish and Game Commission-Department of Fish and Game
Subdivision 2 - Game, Furbearers, Nongame, and Depredators
Chapter 3 - Big Game
Section 364 - Elk Hunts, Seasons, and Number of Tags
Universal Citation: 14 CA Code of Regs 364
Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
(a) Department Administered General Methods Roosevelt Elk Hunts:
(1) Siskiyou General
Methods Roosevelt Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that
portion of Siskiyou County within a line beginning at the junction of
Interstate 5 and the California-Oregon state line; east along the
California-Oregon state line to Hill Road at Ainsworth Corner; south on Hill
Road to Lava Beds National Monument Road; south on Lava Beds National Monument
Road to USDA Forest Service Road 49; south on USDA Forest Service Road 49 to
USDA Forest Service Road 77; west on USDA Forest Service Road 77 to USDA Forest
Service Road 15 (Harris Spring Road); south on USDA Forest Service Road 15 to
USDA Forest Service Road 13 (Pilgrim Creek Road); southwest on USDA Forest
Service Road 13 to Highway 89; northwest on Highway 89 to Interstate 5; north
on Interstate 5 to the point of beginning.
(2) Northwestern Roosevelt Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of Humboldt and
Del Norte counties within a line beginning at the intersection of Highway 299
and Highway 96; north on Highway 96 to the Del Norte-Siskiyou county line;
north along the Del Norte-Siskiyou county line to the California-Oregon state
line; west along the California-Oregon state line to the Pacific coastline;
south along the Pacific coastline to the Humboldt-Mendocino county line; east
along the Humboldt-Mendocino county line to the Humboldt-Trinity county line;
north along the Humboldt-Trinity county line to Highway 299; west on Highway
299 to the point of beginning.
(3) Marble Mountains General Methods
Roosevelt Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those
portions of Humboldt, Tehama, Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou Counties within a
line beginning at the intersection of Interstate 5 and the California-Oregon
state line; west along the California-Oregon state line to the Del Norte county
line; south along the Del Norte county line to the junction of the
Siskiyou-Humboldt county line; east along the Siskiyou-Humboldt county line to
Highway 96; south on Highway 96 to Highway 299; south on Highway 299 to the
Humboldt-Trinity county line; south along the Humboldt-Trinity county line to
Highway 36; east on Highway 36 to Interstate 5; north on Interstate 5 to the
point of beginning.
(b) Department Administered General Methods Rocky Mountain Elk Hunts:
(1) Northeastern
General Methods Rocky Mountain Elk Hunt:
(A)
Area: Those portions of Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, and Shasta counties within a
line beginning in Siskiyou County at the junction of the California-Oregon
state line and Hill Road at Ainsworth Corner; east along the California-Oregon
state line to the California-Nevada state line; south along the
California-Nevada state line to Lassen County Road 506 (Tuledad) Road; west on
Lassen County Road 506 to Lassen County Road 512 (Red Rock Road); west on
Lassen County Road 512 to Lassen County Road 510 (Clark's Valley Road); west on
Lassen County Road 510 to Highway 395 at Madeline; west on Lassen County Road
527 (Ash Valley Road) to Highway 299/139 in Adin; south on Highway 299/139,
then Highway 139 to Highway 36 in Susanville; west on Highway 36 to Interstate
5 in Red Bluff; north on Interstate 5 to Highway 89; southeast on Highway 89 to
USDA Forest Service Road 13 (Pilgrim Creek Road); northeast on USDA Forest
Service Road 13 to USDA Forest Service Road 15 (Harris Spring Road); north on
USDA Forest Service Road 15 to USDA Forest Service Road 77; east on USDA Forest
Service Road 77 to USDA Forest Service Road 49; north on USDA Forest Service
Road 49 to Lava Beds National Monument Road; north on Lava Beds National
Monument Road to Hill Road; north on Hill Road to the point of
beginning.
(2) Tehachapi
Rocky Mountain Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those
portions of Kern and Los Angeles counties within a line beginning at the
intersection of Highways 99 and 65; north on Highway 65 to the Kern-Tulare
county line; east along the Kern-Tulare county line to Highway 395; south on
Highway 395 to Highway 14; southwest on Highway 14 to Highway 138; west on
Highway 138 to Interstate 5; north on Interstate 5 to Highway 99; north on
Highway 99 to the point of beginning.
(c) Department Administered General Methods Roosevelt/Tule Elk Hunt:
(1) Mendocino General
Methods Roosevelt/Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In
that portion of Mendocino County within a line beginning at the Pacific
coastline and the Mendocino-Humboldt county line south of Shelter Cove; east
along the Mendocino-Humboldt county line to the Mendocino-Trinity county line;
south and east along the Mendocino-Trinity county line to the Mendocino-Tehama
county line; south along the Mendocino-Glenn county line, then the
Mendocino-Lake county line to Highway 20; north and west on Highway 20 to
Highway 101 near Calpella; south on Highway 101 to Highway 253; southwest on
Highway 253 to Highway 128; north on Highway 128 to Mountain View Road near the
town of Boonville; west on Mountain View Road to Highway 1; south on Highway 1
to the junction of the Garcia River; west along the Garcia River to the Pacific
coastline; north along the Pacific coastline to the point of
beginning.
(d) Department Administered General Methods Tule Elk Hunts:
(1) Cache Creek General
Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those
portions of Lake, Colusa and Yolo counties within a line beginning at the
junction of Highway 20 and the Colusa-Lake county line (County Line Ridge);
south along the Colusa-Lake county line to the Yolo county line; east along the
Yolo county line to Highway 16; south on Highway 16 to Reiff-Rayhouse Road;
west on Reiff-Rayhouse Road to Morgan Valley Road; west on Morgan Valley Road
to Highway 53; north on Highway 53 to Highway 20; west on Highway 20 to Forest
Road 303; north and east on Forest Road 303 to Walker Ridge Road; south on
Walker Ridge Road to Highway 20; east on Highway 20 to the point of
beginning.
(2) La Panza
General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In
those portions of San Luis Obispo, Kern, and Santa Barbara counties within a
line beginning in San Luis Obispo County at the intersection of Highway 101 and
Highway 46; south on Highway 101 to Highway 166 in San Luis Obispo County; east
on Highway 166 to Highway 33 at Maricopa in Kern County; north and west on
Highway 33 to Highway 46 in Kern County; west on Highway 46 to the point of
beginning.
(B) Special Conditions:
All tagholders will be required to attend a mandatory orientation. Tagholders
will be notified of the time and location of the orientation meeting upon
receipt of their elk license tags.
(3) Central Coast General Methods Tule Elk
Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of Monterey
and San Luis Obispo counties within a line beginning in Monterey County at the
junction of Highway 1 and Elkhorn Slough; westward to the Pacific coastline at
the Moss Landing Harbor mouth entrance; south along the Pacific coastline to
the junction of the mouth of Santa Rosa Creek in San Luis Obispo County; south
and east along Santa Rosa Creek to the bridge at Highway 1; south on Highway 1
to Highway 46; east on Highway 46 to Highway 101; north on Highway 101 to North
Main Street in Salinas in Monterey County; south on North Main Street to
Highway 183; north on Highway 183 to Highway 1; north on Highway 1 to the point
of beginning, excluding the full extent of the Fort Hunter Liggett military
installation.
(B) Special
Conditions: All tagholders will be required to attend a mandatory orientation.
Tagholders will be notified of the time and location of the orientation meeting
upon receipt of their elk license tags.
(4) Gabilan General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of Monterey, San
Benito, and Fresno counties within a line beginning in Monterey County at the
junction of the Pajaro River and the Pacific coastline; east along the Pajaro
River to Highway 25; south on Highway 25 to San Felipe Road; south on San
Felipe Road to San Benito Street; south on San Benito Street to Nash Road; east
on Nash Road to Highway 25; south on Highway 25 to County Road J1 (Panoche
Road) near the town of Paicines; southeast on County Road J1 to County Road J1
(Little Panoche Road); north on County Road J1 to Interstate 5 in Fresno
County; south on Interstate 5 to Highway 33; south on Highway 33 to Highway 46;
west on Highway 46 to Highway 101; north on Highway 101 to North Main Street in
Salinas in Monterey County; south on North Main Street to Highway 183; north on
Highway 183 to Highway 1; north on Highway 1 to the junction with Elkhorn
Slough; westward to the Pacific coastline at the Moss Landing Harbor mouth
entrance; north along the Pacific coastline to the point of
beginning.
(B) Special Conditions:
All tagholders will be required to attend a mandatory orientation. Tagholders
will be notified of the time and location of the orientation meeting upon
receipt of their elk license tags.
(5) Bishop General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Inyo County
within a line beginning at the intersection of Highway 395 and Highway 6 in the
town of Bishop; north and east on Highway 6 to Silver Canyon Road; east on
Silver Canyon Road to Forest Service Road 4S01 (White Mountain Road); south on
Forest Service Road 4S01 to Highway 168 at Westgard Pass; south and west on
Highway 168 to Highway 395; north on Highway 395 to the point of
beginning.
(6)
Independence General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Inyo County
within a line beginning at the intersection of Highway 395 and Aberdeen Station
Road; east on Aberdeen Station Road to its terminus at the southern boundary of
Section 5, Township 11S, Range 35E; east along the southern boundary of
sections 5, 4, 3, and 2, Township 11S, Range 35E to Papoose Flat Road at
Papoose Flat; south and east on Papoose Flat Road to Mazourka Canyon Road;
south, then west on Mazourka Canyon Road to Highway 395; north on Highway 395
to the point of beginning.
(7) Lone Pine General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Inyo County
within a line beginning at the intersection of Highway 395 and Mazourka Canyon
Road; east, then north on Mazourka Canyon Road to the Inyo National Forest
Boundary at the junction of the southern boundary of Township 12S and the
northern boundary of Township 13S; east along the southern boundary of Township
12S to Saline Valley Road; south on Saline Valley Road to Highway 190; north,
then southwest on Highway 190 to Highway 395 at Olancha; north on Highway 395
to the point of beginning.
(8) Tinemaha General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Inyo County
within a line beginning at the intersection of Highway 395 and Highway 168 in
the town of Big Pine; north and east on Highway 168 to Death Valley Road; south
and east on Death Valley Road to Papoose Flat Road; south on Papoose Flat Road
to the southern boundary of Section 2, Township 11S, Range 35E; west along the
southern boundaries of Sections 2, 3, 4, and 5 to the terminus of Aberdeen
Station Road in Section 5, Township 11S, Range 35E; south and west on Aberdeen
Station Road to Highway 395; north on Highway 395 to the point of
beginning.
(9) West
Tinemaha General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A)
Area: In that portion of Inyo County within a line beginning at the
intersection of Highway 395 and Highway 168 in the town of Big Pine; south on
Highway 395 to the north junction of Fish Springs Road; south on Fish Springs
Road to Highway 395; south on Highway 395 to Taboose Creek in Section 14,
Township 11S, Range 34E; west along Taboose Creek to the Inyo county line;
north and west along the Inyo county line to the of Tinemaha Creek; east along
Tinemaha Creek to the junction with McMurray Meadow Road; north on McMurray
Meadow Road to Glacier Lodge Road; north and east on Glacier Lodge Road to
Crocker Avenue; east on Crocker Avenue to Highway 395; north on Highway 395 to
the point of beginning.
(10) Tinemaha Mountain General Methods Tule
Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Inyo
County within a line beginning at the intersection of Forest Service Road 9S21
(Glacier Lodge Road) and Forest Service Road 9S03 (McMurray Meadow Road); south
on Forest Service Road 9S03 to the junction of Tinemaha Creek; west along
Tinemaha Creek to the Inyo-Fresno county line; north and west along the Inyo
county line to the southeast corner of Section 23, Township 10S, Range 32E;
north along the eastern boundaries of sections 23, 14, 11, 2, Township 10S,
Range 32E, and the eastern boundary of Section 36, Township 9S, Range 32E to
Glacier Lodge Road; east on Glacier Lodge Road to the point of
beginning.
(11) Whitney
General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In
that portion of Inyo County within a line beginning at the intersection of
Highway 395 and Onion Valley Road; south on Highway 395 to Whitney Portal Road;
west on Whitney Portal Road to the northern boundary of Section 36, Township
15S, Range 34E; west along the northern boundary of sections 36, 35, 34 and 33
Township 15S, Range 34 E to the Inyo-Tulare county line; north along the
Inyo-Tulare county line to the junction of Section 27 Township 13S, range 33E;
east along the southern boundary of sections 27, 26 and 25 Township 13S, Range
33E; north along the eastern boundary of Section 25 Township 13S, Range 33E to
Onion Valley Road; east on Onion Valley Road to the point of
beginning.
(12) Goodale
General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In
that portion of Inyo County within a line beginning at the intersection of
Highway 395 and Onion Valley Road; west on Onion Valley Road to the junction of
the eastern boundary of Section 25 Township 13S, Range 33E; south along the
eastern boundary of Section 25 Township 13S, Range 33E to the southern boundary
of Section 25 Township 13S, Range 33E; west along the southern boundary of
sections 27, 26, 25 Township 13S, Range 33E to the Inyo-Fresno county line;
north along the Inyo-Fresno county line to Taboose Creek; east along Taboose
Creek to the junction of Highway 395; south on Highway 395 to the point of
beginning.
(13) Grizzly
Island General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A)
Area: Those lands owned and managed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife as
the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area.
(B) Special Conditions: All tagholders will
be required to attend a mandatory orientation. Tagholders will be notified of
the time and location of the orientation meeting after receipt of their elk
license tags.
(14) Fort
Hunter Liggett General Public General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: That portion of Monterey County
lying within the exterior boundaries of Fort Hunter Liggett, except as
restricted by the Commanding Officer.
(B) Fort Hunter Liggett Special Conditions:
See subsection
364(p).
(15) East Park Reservoir General
Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those
portions of Glenn and Colusa counties within a line beginning in Glenn County
at the intersection of Interstate 5 and Highway 162 at Willows; west on Highway
162 (Highway 162 becomes Alder Springs Road) to the Glenn-Mendocino county
line; south along the Glenn-Mendocino county line to the Glenn-Lake county
line; east and then south along the Glenn-Lake county line to the Colusa-Lake
county line; west, and then southeast along the Colusa-Lake county line to Goat
Mountain Road; north and east on Goat Mountain Road to Lodoga-Stonyford Road;
east on Lodoga-Stonyford Road to Sites-Lodoga Road at Lodoga; east on
Sites-Lodoga Road to Maxwell-Sites Road at Sites; east on Maxwell-Sites Road to
Interstate 5 at Maxwell; north on Interstate 5 to the point of
beginning.
(B) Special Conditions:
1. All tagholders will be required to attend
a mandatory orientation. Tagholders will be notified of the time and location
of the orientation meeting after receipt of their elk license tags.
2. Access to private land may be restricted
or require payment of an access fee.
3. A Colusa County ordinance prohibits
firearms on land administered by the USDI Bureau of Reclamation in the vicinity
of East Park Reservoir. A county variance currently allows for the use of
muzzleloaders (as defined in Section
353) on Bureau of Reclamation land
within the hunt zone. Hunters are responsible for checking with county
authorities for any change in the variance.
(16) San Luis Reservoir General Methods Tule
Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of
Merced, Fresno, San Benito, and Santa Clara counties within a line beginning in
Merced County at the intersection of Highway 152 and Interstate 5 near the town
of Santa Nella; west on Highway 152 to Highway 156 in Santa Clara County;
southwest on Highway 156 to Highway 25 near the town of Hollister in San Benito
County; south on Highway 25 to County Road J1 (Panoche Road) in the town of
Paicines; south and east on County Road J1 to County Road J1 (Little Panoche
Road); north and east on County Road J1 (Little Panoche Road) to Interstate 5
in Fresno County; north on Interstate 5 to the point of beginning.
(17) Bear Valley General Methods
Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of
Colusa, Lake, and Yolo counties within a line beginning in Colusa County at the
intersection of Interstate 5 and Maxwell-Sites Road at Maxwell; west on
Maxwell-Sites Road to Sites-Lodoga Road; west on Sites-Lodoga Road to
Lodoga-Stonyford Road; west on Lodoga-Stonyford Road to Goat Mountain Road;
west and south on Goat Mountain Road to the Colusa-Lake county line; south and
west along the Colusa-Lake county line to Forest Route M5; south on Forest
Route M5 to Forest Road 303; east on Forest Road 303 to Walker Ridge Road;
south on Walker Ridge Road to Highway 20; east on Highway 20 to the Colusa-Lake
county line (County Line Ridge); south along the Colusa-Lake county line to the
Yolo county line; east along the Yolo county line to Highway 16; south on
Highway 16 to Rayhouse Road; south and west on Rayhouse Road to the Yolo-Napa
county line; east and south along the Yolo-Napa county line to Road 8053; east
on Road 8053 to County Road 78A; east on County Road 78A to Highway 16; east on
Highway 16 to Route E4 at Capay; north and east on Route E4 to Interstate 5;
north on Interstate 5 to the point of beginning.
(18) Lake Pillsbury General Methods Tule Elk
Hunt:
(A) Area: In that portion of Lake
County within a line beginning at the Glenn-Lake-Mendocino county line; south
and west along the Mendocino-Lake county line to Highway 20; southeast on
Highway 20 to the Bartlett Springs Road; north and east on Bartlett Springs
Road to Forest Route M5; northwest on Forest Route M5 to the Colusa-Lake county
line; northwest and east along the Colusa-Lake county line to the junction of
the Glenn county line; north and west along the Lake-Glenn County Line to the
point of beginning.
(19)
Santa Clara General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of Merced, Santa
Clara, and Stanislaus counties within a line beginning at the junction of
Interstate 5 and the San Joaquin-Stanislaus county line; southeast on
Interstate 5 to Highway 152; west on Highway 152 to Highway 101 near the town
of Gilroy; north on Highway 101 to Interstate 680 near San Jose; north on
Interstate 680 to the Alameda-Santa Clara county line; east along the
Alameda-Santa Clara county line to the junction of the San
Joaquin-Stanislaus-Alameda-Santa Clara county lines; northeast along the San
Joaquin-Stanislaus county line to the point of beginning.
(20) Alameda General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: In those portions of Alameda and
San Joaquin counties within a line beginning at the junction of Interstate 5
and the San Joaquin-Stanislaus county line; southwest along the San
Joaquin-Stanislaus county line to junction of the San
Joaquin-Stanislaus-Alameda-Santa Clara county lines; west along the
Alameda-Santa Clara county line to Interstate 680; north on Interstate 680 to
Interstate 580; east and south on Interstate 580 to Interstate 5; south on
Interstate 5 to the point of beginning.
(e) Department Administered General Methods Apprentice Elk Hunts:
(1) Marble Mountains
General Methods Roosevelt Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(a)(3)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Only persons
possessing valid junior hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license
tags. Apprentice Hunt tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by
a nonhunting, licensed adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while
hunting.
(2)
Northeastern General Methods Rocky Mountain Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(b)(1)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Only persons
possessing valid junior hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license
tags. Apprentice Hunt tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by
a nonhunting, licensed adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while
hunting.
(3) Cache Creek
General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A)
Area: The tag shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(1)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
Only persons possessing valid junior hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license tags. Apprentice Hunt tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by a nonhunting, licensed adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while hunting.
(4) La Panza General Methods Tule Elk
Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be
valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(2)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. All tagholders will be required to attend
a mandatory orientation. Tagholders will be notified of the time and location
of the orientation meeting after receipt of their elk license tags.
2. Only persons possessing valid junior
hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license tags. Apprentice Hunter
tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by a nonhunting, licensed
adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while hunting.
(5) Bishop General Methods Tule
Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall
be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(5)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Only persons
possessing valid junior hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license
tags. Apprentice Hunter tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied
by a nonhunting, licensed adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while
hunting.
(6) Grizzly
Island General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(13)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. All tagholders will be required to attend
a mandatory orientation. Tagholders will be notified of the time and location
of the orientation meeting after receipt of their elk license tags.
2. Only persons possessing valid junior
hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license tags. Apprentice Hunt
tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by a nonhunting, licensed
adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while hunting.
(7) Fort Hunter Liggett General
Methods General Public Tule Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. See subsection
364(p).
2. Only persons possessing valid junior
hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license tags. Apprentice Hunt
tagholders under 18 years of age shall be accompanied by a nonhunting, licensed
adult chaperone 18 years of age or older while hunting.
(f) Department Administered Archery Only Elk Hunts:
(1)
Northeastern Archery Only Rocky Mountain Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(b)(1)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
Archery Equipment only as specified in Section
354.
(2) Owens Valley Multiple Zone Archery Only
Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be
valid in Bishop, Independence, Lone Pine, and Goodale, as described in
subsections
364(d)(5)(A), (d)(6)(A), (d)(7)(A) and
(d)(12)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
Archery Equipment only as specified in Section
354.
(3) Lone Pine Archery Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(7)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
Archery Equipment only as specified in Section
354.
(4) Tinemaha Archery Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(8)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
Archery Equipment only as specified in Section
354.
(5) Whitney Archery Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(11)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
Archery Equipment only as specified in Section
354.
(6) Fort Hunter Liggett General Public
Archery Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag
shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. See subsection
364(p).
2. Elk may be taken with Archery Equipment
only as specified in Section
354.
(g) Department Administered Muzzleloader Only Elk Hunts:
(1)
Bishop Muzzleloader Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A)
Area: The tag shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(5)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
muzzleloader equipment only as specified in Section
353.
(2) Independence Muzzleloader Only Tule Elk
Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the
area described in subsection
364(d)(6)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
muzzleloader equipment only as specified in Section
353.
(3) Fort Hunter Liggett General Public
Muzzleloader Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The
tag shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. See subsection
364(p).
2. Elk may be taken with Muzzleloader
Equipment only as specified in Section
353.
(h) Department Administered Muzzleloader/Archery Only Roosevelt Elk Hunts:
(1) Marble Mountains Muzzleloader/Archery
Only Roosevelt Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag
shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(a)(3)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Elk may be taken with
archery or muzzleloader equipment only as specified in Sections
353 and
354.
(i) Fundraising Elk Hunts:
(1) Multi-zone Fundraising Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the areas
described in subsections
364(a)(1)(A), (a)(2)(A), (a)(3)(A), (b)(1)(A), and
(d)(2)(A).
(2) Grizzly Island Fundraising Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(13)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: Advance reservations
required by contacting the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area by telephone at (707)
425-3828.
(3) Owens
Valley Fundraising Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area:
The tag shall be valid in Bishop, Independence, Lone Pine, Tinemaha, West
Tinemaha, Tinemaha Mountain, Whitney, and Goodale as described in subsections
364(d)(5)(A), (d)(6)(A), (d)(7)(A), (d)(8)(A),
(d)(9)(A), (d)(10)(A), (d)(11)(A), and
(d)(12)(A).
(j) Military Only Elk Hunts:
These hunts are sponsored by and tag quotas are set by the Department. The tags are assigned by and the hunts are administered by the Department of Defense.
(1) Fort Hunter
Liggett Military Only General Methods Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: See subsection
364(p).
(2) Fort Hunter Liggett Military
Only General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be valid in the area
described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. See subsection
364(p).
2. Only persons possessing valid junior
hunting licenses may apply for Apprentice Hunt license tags. Apprentice Hunt
tagholders shall be accompanied by a nonhunting, licensed adult chaperone 18
years of age or older while hunting.
(3) Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only Archery
Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A) Area: The tag shall be
valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions:
1. See subsection
364(p).
2. Elk may be taken with Archery Equipment
only as specified in Section
354.
(4) Fort Hunter Liggett Military
Only Muzzleloader Only Tule Elk Hunt:
(A)
Area: The tag shall be valid in the area described in subsection
364(d)(14)(A).
(B) Special Conditions: See subsection
364(p).
(k) Bag and Possession Limit: Each elk tag is valid only for one elk per season and only in the hunt area drawn, and an individual shall only be eligible for one elk tag per season through section 364.
(l) Definitions:
(1) Bull elk: Any elk having an antler or
antlers at least four inches in length as measured from the top of the
skull.
(2) Spike bull: A bull elk
having no more than one point on each antler. An antler point is a projection
of the antler at least one inch long and longer than the width of its
base.
(3) Antlerless elk: Any elk,
with the exception of spotted calves, with antlers less than four inches in
length as measured from the top of the skull.
(4) Either-sex elk: For the purposes of these
regulations, either-sex is defined as bull elk, spike elk, or antlerless
elk.
(m) Method of Take: Only methods for taking elk as defined in Sections 353 and 354 may be used.
(n) Tagholder Responsibilities:
(1) No tagholder shall take or possess any
elk or parts thereof governed by the regulations except herein
provided.
(2) The department
reserves the right to use any part of the tagholder's elk for biological
analysis as long as the amount of edible meat is not appreciably
decreased.
(3) Any person taking an
elk which has a collar or other marking device attached to it shall provide the
department with such marking device within 10 days of taking the elk.
(o) The use of dogs to take or attempt to take elk is prohibited.
(p) Fort Hunter Liggett Special Conditions:
(1) All tagholders hunting within the
exterior boundaries of Fort Hunter Liggett will be required to attend a
mandatory hunter orientation. Tagholders will be notified of the time and
location of the orientation meeting upon receipt of their elk license
tags.
(2) Tagholders hunting within
the exterior boundaries of Fort Hunter Liggett shall be required to purchase an
annual hunting pass available from Fort Hunter Liggett.
(3) All successful tagholders hunting within
the exterior boundaries of Fort Hunter will be required to have their tags
validated on Fort Hunter Liggett prior to leaving.
(4) Due to military operations and training,
the specified season dates within the exterior boundaries of Fort Hunter
Liggett are subject to further restriction, cancellation, or may be
rescheduled, between August 1 and January 31, by the Commanding
Officer.
(q) [subsection reserved]
(r) Department Administered General Methods Roosevelt Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Siskiyou Antlerless | 0 | 30 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the second Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (1)(B) | Siskiyou Bull | 20 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the second Saturday in October and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Northwestern | 25 | 15 | 3 | 0 | Shall open on the first Wednesday in September and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Marble Mountains | 34 | 8 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the second Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
(s) Department Administered General Methods Rocky Mountain Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Northeastern Bull | 15 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the third Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (1)(B) | Northeastern Antlerless | 0 | 10 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Wednesday in November and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Tehachapi | 5 | 10 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in September and continue for 30 consecutive days. |
(t) Department Administered General Methods Roosevelt/Tule Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Mendocino | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the fourth Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
(u) Department Administered General Methods Tule Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Cache Creek Bull | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (1)(B) | Cache Creek Antlerless | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | La Panza Period 1 | 6 | 5 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (2)(B) | La Panza Period 2 | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in November and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Central Coast | 10 | 10 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for 60 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | Gabilan | 4 | 6 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in November and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (5)(A) | Bishop Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (5)(B) | Bishop Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (5)(C) | Bishop Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(A) | Independence Period 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(B) | Independence Period 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(C) | Independence Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(D) | Independence Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (7)(A) | Lone Pine Period 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (7)(B) | Lone Pine Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (7)(C) | Lone Pine Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (7)(D) | Lone Pine Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (8)(A) | Tinemaha Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (8)(B) | Tinemaha Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (8)(C) | Tinemaha Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (8)(D) | Tinemaha Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (9)(A) | West Tinemaha Period 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (9)(B) | West Tinemaha Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (9)(C) | West Tinemaha Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (9)(D) | West Tinemaha Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (9)(E) | West Tinemaha Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (10)(A) | Tinemaha Mountain Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (10)(B) | Tinemaha Mountain Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (10)(C) | Tinemaha Mountain Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (10)(D) | Tinemaha Mountain Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (10)(E) | Tinemaha Mountain Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (11)(A) | Whitney Period 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (11)(B) | Whitney Period 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (11)(C) | Whitney Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (11)(D) | Whitney Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (12)(A) | Goodale Period 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (12)(B) | Goodale Period 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (12)(C) | Goodale Period 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (12)(D) | Goodale Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (12)(E) | Goodale Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in December and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (13)(A) | Grizzly Island Period 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Tuesday after the first Saturday in August and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(B) | Grizzly Island Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 1 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(C) | Grizzly Island Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 2 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(D) | Grizzly Island Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 3 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(E) | Grizzly Island Period 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 4 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(F) | Grizzly Island Period 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 5 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(G) | Grizzly Island Period 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 6 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(H) | Grizzly Island Period 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 7 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(I) | Grizzly Island Period 9 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 8 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(J) | Grizzly Island Period 10 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 9 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(K) | Grizzly Island Period 11 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 10 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(L) | Grizzly Island Period 12 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 11 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (13)(M) | Grizzly Island Period 13 | 3 | 4 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 12 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (14)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (14)(B) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Period 2 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on November 25 and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (14)(C) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Period 3 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the fourth Tuesday in December and continue for 13 consecutive days. |
| (15)(A) | East Park Reservoir | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in September and continue for 27 consecutive days. |
| (16)(A) | San Luis Reservoir | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (17)(A) | Bear Valley | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (18)(A) | Lake Pillsbury Period 1 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the second Saturday in September and continue for ten consecutive days. |
| (18)(B) | Lake Pillsbury Period 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the Monday following the fourth Saturday in September and continue for ten consecutive days. |
| (19)(A) | Santa Clara | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (20)(A) | Alameda | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
(v) Department Administered Apprentice Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Marble Mountain General Methods Roosevelt Elk Apprentice | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the second Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Northeastern General Methods Rocky Mountain Elk Apprentice | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the third Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Cache Creek General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | La Panza General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in October and continue for 23 consecutive days. |
| (5)(A) | Bishop General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(A) | Grizzly Island General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Period 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Tuesday after the first Saturday in August and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (6)(B) | Grizzly Island General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 1 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (6)(C) | Grizzly Island General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Tuesday following the opening of Period 2 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (6)(D) | Grizzly Island General Methods Tule Elk Apprentice Period 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday following the opening of Period 3 and continue for four consecutive days. |
| (7)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public General Methods Apprentice | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the fourth Tuesday in December and continue for 13 consecutive days. |
(w) Department Administered Archery Only Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Northeastern Archery Only | 0 | 0 | 10 | 0 | Shall open on the Wednesday preceding the first Saturday in September and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Owens Valley Multiple Zone Archery Only | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in August and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Lone Pine Archery Only Period 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | Tinemaha Archery Only Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (5)(A) | Whitney Archery Only Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (6)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Archery Only Either Sex | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0 | Shall open on the last Saturday in July and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (6)(B) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Archery Only Antlerless | 0 | 8 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
(x) Department Administered Muzzleloader Only Tule Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Bishop Muzzleloader Only Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Independence Muzzleloader Only Period 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Goodale Muzzleloader Only Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in September and continue for 16 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett General Public Muzzleloader Only | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the fourth Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
(y) Department Administered Muzzleloader/Archery Only Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags 5. Season | |
| (1)(A) | Marble Mountain Muzzleloader/Archery Roosevelt Elk | 0 | 0 | 10 | 0 | Shall open on the last Saturday in October and continue for nine consecutive days. |
(z) Fundraising Elk tags
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Multi-zone Fundraising Tags | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Siskiyou and Marble Mountains Roosevelt Elk Season shall open on the Wednesday preceding the first Saturday in September and continue for 19 consecutive days. Northwestern Roosevelt Elk Season shall open on the last Wednesday in August and continue for 30 consecutive days. Northeastern Rocky Mountain Elk Season shall open on the Wednesday preceding the last Saturday in August and continue for 33 consecutive days. La Panza Tule Elk Season shall open on the first Saturday in October and continue for 65 consecutive days. |
| (A) | Grizzly Island Fundraising Tags | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Saturday in August and continue for 30 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | Owens Valley Fundraising Tags | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the last Saturday in July and continue for 30 consecutive days. |
(aa) Military Only Tule Elk Hunts
| § | Hunt | 1. Bull Tags | 2. Antlerless Tags | 3. Either-Sex Tags | 4. Spike Tags | 5. Season |
| (1)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only General Methods Early Season | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Monday in August and continue for five consecutive days and reopen on the fourth Monday in August and continue for five consecutive days. |
| (1)(B) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only General Methods Period 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the first Thursday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (1)(C) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only General Methods Period 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on November 22 and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (1)(D) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only General Methods Period 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in December and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (2)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only General Methods Apprentice | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in December and continue for 12 consecutive days. |
| (3)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only Archery Only Either Sex | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the last Saturday in July and continue for nine consecutive days. |
| (3)(B) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only Archery Only Antlerless | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the second Saturday in November and continue for 9 consecutive days. |
| (4)(A) | Fort Hunter Liggett Military Only Muzzleloader Only | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Shall open on the third Saturday in November and continue for nine consecutive days. |
Note: Authority cited: Sections 200, 203, 203.1, 265, 332 and 1050, Fish and Game Code. Reference: Sections 332, 1050, 1570, 1571, 1572, 1573 and 1574, Fish and Game Code.
Note: Authority cited: Sections 200, 203, 203.1, 265, 332 and 1050, Fish and Game Code. Reference: Sections 332, 1050, 1570, 1571, 1572, 1573 and 1574, Fish and Game Code.
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