To extend hunting/fishing rights on private property, without a license, to grandchildren of the land owner

Summary

The bill amends West Virginia wildlife law so that a landowner’s children and grandchildren can hunt and fish on that private property without needing a state hunting or fishing license, even if they live out of state. They must present a valid West Virginia State Police photo ID and follow all open‑season rules. The change aims to give families more flexibility to use their own land for recreation.

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