Big game definition

Big game means species of hoofed protected wildlife.

Big game means deer, moose, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and antelope.

Big game means elk, deer, black bears, wild boars and wild turkeys.

Examples of Big game in a sentence

• Big game licenses issued to non-residents shall be issued as combination Big Game/Annual Fishing licenses, and for each such combination license purchased each year by a nonresident $10 of the above license fee shall be allocated to the fishing portion of such combination license.

• Big game taken during a hunting season established as a portion of the preceding license year's hunting seasons shall be counted as part of the preceding year's bag limit.

• Big game may be taken from one-half (1/2) hour before sunrise to one-half (1/2) hour after sunset.

• We allow hunting of all State-defined species subject to the following condition: Access is controlled by the individual landowner.(3) Big game hunting.

• Big game and wild turkey permits and game tags shall not be transferred to another person, unless otherwise authorized by law or regulation.

More Definitions of Big game

Big game means elk, white-tailed deer, mule deer, moose, rocky mountain bighorn sheep, desert bighorn sheep, rocky mountain goat, pronghorn antelope, black bear, mountain lion, and all species of large mammals that may be introduced or transplanted into this state for hunting or are classified as big game by the commission.

Big game means elk or wapiti, deer, mountain goat, cougar or mountain lion, and black bear.

Big game. – means big game as defined in the Wildlife Act, RSBC 1996 c.488.

Big game means any animal or bird specified in Schedule III or IV;

Big game means deer, elk, bear and boar.

Big game means species of wildlife prescribed as big game, or an individual of a species of big game; (gros gibier)

Big game means those species listed in Schedule 5-1; "furbearers" means those species listed in Schedule 5-2;