April 01, 2013

GENERAL RULES FOR HUNTING

• No person shall hunt without a valid Hawaii State hunting license from
  Department of Land and Natural resources.


• No person shall hunt without a valid hunting permit issued by R.W. Meyer, Limited


• The R.W. Meyer, Limited hunting permit is non-transferable and shall be held by a
  shareholder or guest of a shareholder only. Guest must be accompanied by a
  shareholder of R.W. Meyer, Limited while hunting.


• No person shall hunt on lands not open for hunting as shown on the accompanying
  map.


• All hunts must be reserved in advance as indicated on the permit application instructions

OPEN SEASONS

• Hunting for axis deer will be open April 1st to November 31st


• Hunting for feral pigs and goats will be year round.


• Bird season will be open: First Saturday in November through Martin Luther King
  Day or the third Sunday in January which ever occurs later. For further information
  refer to these links:
  http://www.hawaii.gov/dlnr/dofaw/hunting/bird_summary
  http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/dofaw/hunting/BirdHuntingRegs_Chap122-02.pdf

SELECTION OF HUNTERS

• Selection of hunters will be on a first come first serve basis.


• Must be a shareholder of R.W. Meyer, Limited.


• Shareholders may invite guests.


• No more than four hunters per party.


• No more than one party of four hunters hunting at any given time in
  designated area.


• Minors must be accompanied by an adult & must have a valid hunting
  license when hunting on property.

HUNTING HOURS

• Hunting permitted one half hour before sunrise to one half hour before sunset.


• No nighttime hunting.

HUNTING METHODS

• Rifles, Shotguns, Bow & Arrow, Muzzle Loader as in accordance with
  Hawaii Division of Fish and Game Regulations for more information go to:
  http://hawaii.gov/dlnr/dofaw/hunting/game_summary

BAG LIMITS

• One Deer per hunter per day.


• Feral Pig – no limit.


• Feral Goat – no limit.


• Two Ringneck Pheasant per hunter per day, male only, no more than four per season.


• Black and Grey Francolin – Eight birds of either sex per hunter, which may be of
  any one species or a combination of these species. For further information refer to
  these links:
  http://hawaii.gov/dlnr/dofaw/hunting/bird_summary
  http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/dofaw/hunting/BirdHuntingRegs_Chap122-02.pdf