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Stocked Pheasant Hunts in 2019 Page 5, 52 MARYLAND GUIDE TO & 2019-2020 More “do-it-yourself” Stocked Pheasant Hunts in 2019 Page 5, 52 Page 12 Page 5 Pages 5, 30, 40 Safety Zones Additional Sunday Chronic Wasting Disease for Archery Hunters Hunting Opportunities Management Area reduced in Cecil and in Dorchester, Cecil, has been expanded Washington counties St. Mary’s and Wicomico counties Introducing… 410-756-5656 JB FARMS “The All-Natural Choice” Carroll County DEER PROCESSING CarrollTaneytown, County Maryland DEERJB PROCESSING FARMS 24-HOUR DROP-OFFTaneytown, MD “Let Us Do the Work!” All Wild Game Bears • Hogs • Exotics • Wild Turkeys • Game Birds “LetSkinned Us •Do Custom The Cut • Wrapped Work!” • Frozen Deer Bologna, Deer Hot Dogs, Deer Sausage The All Natural Choice! 24-HOURGrass DROP-OFF Fed Beef • Lamb • Goats • Chickens • Rabbits • Ducks All WildFree Range GameChicken Eggs! Seasonings and jerky supplies now available Hydrographic and European mounts LocatedJerky at: 3523 • HarneyBologna Road, Taneytown, • Hot MD 21787 Dogs • Snack Sticks Website: JBFarmsMD.com Fresh410-756-5656 Sausage • Cube Steaks • Deer Burger Chipped Deer • Smoked Deer Ham ALL WILD GAME Skinned • Custom Cut • Wrapped • Frozen www.jbfarmsmd.com dnr.maryland.gov 54 36 50 43 page 14 52 60 CONTENTS 38 59 Messages ����������������������������������� 4 Wild Turkey Hunting ������������������ 36 New Opportunities and Deer and Turkey Regulations for 2019–2020 ��������� 5 Tagging and Checking �������� 38–42 Natural Resources Migratory Game Police Offices ����������������������������� 6 Bird Hunting ����������������������� 43–49 Wildlife and Heritage Black Bear Hunting ������������������� 50 Service Offices ��������������������������� 6 Small Game Hunting ����������������� 52 Licensing and Registration Service Centers �������������������������� 6 Furbearer Hunting and Trapping ��������� 54–58 Hunting Licenses, Stamps and Permits ����������������������������������8 –11 Falconry Hunting ��������������������������� 58 Hunting Regulations and Junior Hunter Requirements ��������������������������� 12 Certificates ������������������������������� 59 Hunting Safety Tips������������������� 13 Public Hunting Lands ��������������������������������� 60–63 Deer Hunting �����������������������14–35 Sunrise and Sunset Table ��������� 65 The Guide to Hunting and Trapping in Mary- land is a publication of the Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife and Heritage Service. Ads promoting political advocacy or ads regarding alcohol, tobacco and/or ads of a sexual nature will not be accepted. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife and Heritage Service is not respon- Larry Hogan, Governor sible for any advertising claims contained Williamstown, MA | Birmingham, AL Boyd K. Rutherford, Lieutenant Governor herein. The department disclaims any liability regarding product pricing, claims, descrip- Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, Secretary tions, availability or condition. No warranty is expressed or implied concerning product Paul A. Peditto, Director of the Wildlife and Heritage Service errors, omissions or misprints. Maryland Wildlife Advisory Commission This publication is intended as a guide only. About This Guide The Wildlife Advisory For state laws and regulations, see the Natural Commission was created by legislation to Resources Article of the Annotated Code of This high-quality guide is offered to you advise the secretary of the Department of Maryland and the Code of Maryland Regula- Natural Resources on wildlife matters. by the Maryland Department of Natural tions, Title 08 at the following web sites: All members are appointed by the governor. Resources through its unique partnership Contact the Wildlife Advisory Commission by • Laws: lawlib.state.md.us with J.F. Griffin Publishing, LLC. writing to: • Regulations: The revenue generated through ad sales Maryland Wildlife Advisory Commission dsd.state.md.us/COMAR/ComarHome.html significantly lowers production costs and Maryland Department of Natural Resources generates savings. These savings translate Wildlife and Heritage Service The facilities of the Department of Natu- into additional funds for other important Tawes State Office Building, E-1 ral Resources are available to all without agency programs. 580 Taylor Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual or email [email protected] orientation, age, national origin or physical If you have any feedback or are inter- or mental disability. Accommodations for ested in advertising, please contact us at Commissioners 413.884.1001 or at www.JFGriffin.com Luen N. Compton, Jr., Chairman individuals with disabilities will be provided Tina R. Gregor, Vice-Chair upon request. Seven days advance notice is Graphic Design: Stephanie L. Boyles Griffin requested. This document is available in Jon Gulley, Dane Fay, John Corey, Erik T. Gulbrandsen alternative format upon request from a quali- Evelyn Haddad, Chris Sobolowski Joe L. Schroyer fied individual with a disability. Rand D. Weinberg Steven W. Keithley This program receives federal assistance from Maryland Department of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and thus Natural Resources prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, Wildlife and Heritage Service color, national origin, disability, age and sex Tawes State Office Building, E-1 in educational programs, pursuant to Title 580 Taylor Avenue VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section Annapolis, MD 21401 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title 410-260-8540, FAX 410-260-8596 II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of Toll free in Maryland: 877-620-8367 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 TTY users call via the MD Relay dnr.maryland.gov/wildlife and Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972. If you believe that you have been discriminated against in any program, activ- ity, or service, please contact the Maryland Department of Natural Resources- Office of Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Fair Practices, Tawes State Office Building D-4, 580 Taylor Ave., Annapolis, MD, 21401. Publication # SNR 03-041619-143 The telephone number is 410-260-8058. You may also write to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Policy and Programs, Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program, This guide is also 4401 N. Fairfax Drive, Mail Stop: WSFR- available online at 4020, Arlington, Virginia 22203. 2 2019–20 Maryland Guide to Hunting & Trapping TaxidermyLLC AWARD-WINNING TAXIDERMY 40+ YEARS IN THE BUSINESS 3 Week Turnaround on standard European Mounts Freeze-Dried Preservation of Velvet Antlers Deer Processing Services Processing Crop-Damage Deer and Wild Boar All Year Vacuum packaging available for boneless cuts Ray Hitchcock Also Available: Smoked Venison Hams • Bologna—Sandy’s Finest (Cheddar, Pepper Jack or Regular) Country & Summer, Mild or Hot Italian Sausage Pastrami, SlimJims, hot dogs and lots more! DONATION SITE FOR FHFH JUNIOR HUNTER PROGRAM CERTIFICATES 410.987.6990 8261 New Cut Road - Severn, MD 1 Minute off Route 97 Sept-Jan - Mon–Sat, 9am–9pm Sun, 9am–3pm Feb-Aug by appointment only All Major Credit Cards Accepted for Taxidermy Work MESSAGES Greetings Hunters and Trappers: It is our pleasure to welcome you to another season of hunting and trapping in Maryland. There are few places in North America where you can enjoy the remarkable array of opportunities offered in Maryland. The Chesapeake Bay serves as the anchor between our sweeping scenic mountains in the west and the sandy shores of our Atlantic coast. In Maryland we pride ourselves on balancing conservation with recreation; and each unique natural community offers Marylanders and our nonresident guests some of the finest hunting in the region. Maryland is recognized as home to the largest white-tailed buck ever taken on the East Coast, it is the only place on the continent where you can hunt free-ranging sika deer, and it is the wintering grounds for wild waterfowl in the Atlantic flyway. Our fields, forests, and wetlands offer some of the finest outdoor experiences in the region. Featuring more than 500,000 acres of public land, we provide opportunities for all outdoor enthusiasts across the state. We are also proud Larry Hogan of the hard work by our dedicated team of public land managers, biologists, and scientists who are committed to ensuring our public parks, forests, and wildlife management areas remain safe, accessible, and available to all who visit. Finally, we offer our sincere thanks to you—the hunting and trapping community—for the critical role you play in managing and conserving wildlife in Maryland. You are conservationists at heart and an important part of our economy—we offer our sincere thanks for your continued support. Please enjoy your time afield and remember to share your stories. Have a wonderful and safe hunting and trapping season wherever your Maryland adventures take you! Sincerely, Jeannie Larry Hogan, Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, Haddaway-Riccio Governor of Maryland Secretary of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources On behalf of your Wildlife and Heritage Service team, it is my pleasure to welcome you to another season of outdoor opportunities in Maryland! This past season we introduced our first-ever mentored hunter pheasant program. The pilot program was limited to a few counties and public lands in western Maryland. The program exceeded our expectations and left many first-time hunters with memories of a lifetime and the spark to continue hunting in the future. A small team of enthusiastic staff, underwritten by the federal match to your license purchases, will
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