§ 1528 Public Recreation Land Use
This law says lands set aside for public shooting, marine recreation, or wildlife areas must be run as a nonprofit, can have only basic facilities for things like camping, picnicking, boating, or swimming, and the commission can charge fees (except for organized youth and school groups) while only people with a valid hunting license can get shooting permits.
A family wants to camp and swim at a wildlife management area.
The area is run as a nonprofit and only has simple campsites, picnic tables, and a swimming spot. The family pays a small fee set by the commission, but if they were part of an organized school field trip, they wouldn't have to pay. If they wanted to hunt there, they would need a valid hunting license to get a shooting permit.
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§ 1528 Public Recreation Land Use
Last verified: January 10, 2026