Va. Code Ann. § 3.2-6035
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"Shooting enclosure" or "enclosure" means any fenced area open commercially to the public or any private facility where animals are held for the purpose of being shot.
"Wildlife" means any native or exotic wild animal or bird.
1995, c. 822 , § 3.1-763.5:1; 2007, c. 298 ; 2008, c. 860 .
"Shooting enclosure" or "enclosure" means any fenced area open commercially to the public or any private facility where animals are held for the purpose of being shot.
"Wildlife" means any native or exotic wild animal or bird.
1995, c. 822 , § 3.1-763.5:1; 2007, c. 298 ; 2008, c. 860 .
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