§ 10504 Game Refuge Property Regulations
This law says any land bought to be a game refuge has to be owned by the State and must always follow the rules that the game‑refuge commission sets.
A town buys a 100‑acre forest to protect deer and birds and calls it a game refuge.
Because the land is a game refuge, the title must be in the State’s name, and the town has to follow any rules the commission creates for how the land is used, protected, and managed.
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§ 10504 Game Refuge Property Regulations
Last verified: January 10, 2026