Hunting 

Florida Regulations > Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission > Division 68A > Chapter 68A-12 > § 68A-12.003. Protection of Certain Deer and Turkey; Tagging of Deer and Turkey; Evidence of Sex Required

    (1) It is unlawful for any person to take or possess any unbearded turkey hen during any gobbler season or any antlerless deer within the state unless authorized by these rules.

    (2) Positive evidence of sex identification, including the head, shall remain on deer taken or killed within the state and on all turkey taken during any gobbler season when taking of turkey hens is prohibited so long as such deer or turkey is kept in camp or forest or is en route to the domicile of its possessor or until such deer or turkey has been cooked or stored at the domicile of its possessor.

    (3) Deer and turkey may be dismembered in the field or camp but each portion shall have a tag affixed to it identifying the name, address, hunting license number (if a hunting license is required) of the person who killed it, the date and location at which it was taken, and shall be readily traceable to the portion of the animal bearing the sex identification.

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Florida Laws: Hunting

Florida Regulations Chapter 68A-12 - Rules Relating To Game

Florida Regulations Chapter 68A-13 - General Hunting Regulations

Florida Regulations Chapter 68A-16 - Rules Relating To Birds

Florida Regulations Chapter 68A-24 - Rules Relating To Fur-Bearing Animals and Possession of Hides

U.S. Code Provisions: Hunting

U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 72 - Recreational Hunting Safety

U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 73 - Rhinoceros And Tiger Conservation

Federal Regulations: Hunting

U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 72 - Recreational Hunting Safety

U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 73 - Rhinoceros And Tiger Conservation

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