36WGI32-7005 — Recreational Hunting Program

36WGI32-7005 governs the recreational hunting program on Andersen Air Force Base, including hunting areas, hours, firearms, permits, and enforcement.

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  • Publication number: 36WGI32-7005
  • Title: RECREATIONAL HUNTING PROGRAM
  • Date: 2017-09-28

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The publication defines hunting areas and hours, assigns program duties, and addresses permits, fees, hunter safety, special hunts, and reporting. It requires compliance with federal and territorial laws and prohibits firearm use under the instruction.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all assigned attached and associated units, and civilians.

Topics covered

  • Hunting areas
  • Hunting hours
  • Firearm use
  • Hunter permits and fees
  • Volunteer Conservation Officer program
  • Special hunts
  • Hunt data reporting

Questions and answers

What are the hunting hours for deer and special hunts?

Hunting hours will begin at one-half hour before official sunrise and end one-half hour after official sunset during deer season or special hunts. (paragraph 1)

What are the hunting hours for pigs?

Hunting hours will begin at one-half hour before official sunrise and end at 1200 for pigs. (paragraph 1)

Are firearms allowed for recreational hunting?

Firearm use, including rifles, pistols, shotguns and muzzle loaders, are not authorized under this Instruction. (paragraph 1)

What is the objective of the recreational hunting program?

The objective of this program is to manage designated lands of AAFB through a hunting program supervised by the installation Conservation Program Supervisor (CPS). (paragraph 1)

Who has final authority to interpret the instruction?

Final interpretation of any portion of this instruction rests solely with the 36th Civil Engineer Squadron Environmental Flight Chief (36 CES/CEV).

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