N.Y. Environmental Conservation Law § 11-2117: Damage to property, livestock or domestic fowl by hunters and fishermen
Where this section sits in the code
- Environmental Conservation Law
- Article 11. Fish and Wildlife
- Title 21. Conservation Areas and Facilities; Private Refuges and Posted Lands
§ 11-2117. Damage to property, livestock or domestic fowl by hunters and
fishermen.
No person, for the purpose of or while hunting, trapping or fishing,
shall without the permission of the owner, lessee or lawful occupant
enter upon the land of another and while thereon kill or injure any dog,
livestock or domestic fowl, or cut, destroy or damage any bars, gates or
fence or any part thereof, or deface or damage any vehicle, farm
equipment, buildings or appurtenances to the land, resulting in damage
to the owner or occupant of the land or of the dog, livestock, domestic
fowl, bars, gates, fences, vehicles, equipment, buildings or
appurtenances to the land.
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