在BC省哪些地方不可以打猎?

Jerry

除了参看各区的规定外,通常在以下地点是不可以打猎的:
No Hunting Areas

It is unlawful to hunt or discharge a
firearm within 100 metres of a church,
school building, school yard, playground,
regional district park, dwelling house, or
farm or ranch building that is occupied by
persons or domestic animals. Owners and
occupiers or their employees or agents are
exempted near dwelling houses or farm or
ranch buildings in order to protect crops
and livestock.

Highway Areas
It is unlawful to discharge a firearm or
hunt within the road allowances of all
numbered highways and any two lane or
greater public road that is maintained by
the Ministry of Transportation and their
Contractors.The road allowance extends
(a) 15 metres on either side of the middle of
a road with less than three lanes, or
(b) 15 metres from the edge of the paved
surface of a highway with three lanes or
more, or
(c) to the boundary of private or cultivated
land, whichever comes first.
In addition to the above universal restriction,
several major or heavily populated
routes in the province have an additional
400m area bordering the road allowance in
which the discharge of a firearm using a single
projectile is prohibited.The discharge of
a shotgun using shot only is permitted.
These areas are listed in the section “400m
Single Projectile Prohibited Areas”.
The major purpose of these restrictions
is to address the problems associated with
increasing public pressure for more closures
near rural roads, where the urban public is
expanding residential properties, often at
considerable distances from main urban
centres.The above restrictions, although
perhaps initially are more than required for
some parts of the province, will be universal
and, more importantly, universally understood.
It is unlikely that these changes will
reduce any hunter’s chances for a successful
or fulfilling hunting experience.These
changes will address the safety concerns
that have been expressed by many residents
living in previously unrestricted rural
areas.We hope that common sense will
prevail, and if in doubt, don’t shoot!
NOTE: Other closures that may be more
restrictive on some highways or roads are listed
below or under the Regional Schedules.

400m Single Projectile
Prohibited Areas

The discharge of a firearm using a single
projectile is prohibited within 400m (0.25
mile) on either side of the road allowance
of following portions of the highways and
roads in British Columbia listed below:
Hwy 5 (Coquihalla Highway) between Hope and
the junction of Highways 1 and 5 at Kamloops;
Hwy 6 between Bench Creek and Banting Creek;
Hwy 16 between the boundary of the City of
Prince Rupert and the British Columbia -
Alberta interprovincial boundary;
Hwy 20 between Bella Coola and the westerly
boundary of Tweedsmuir Park;
Hwy 27 from the junction with Route 16
(Yellowhead) west of Vanderhoof to Fort St.
James;
Hwy 29 between the intersection of Highway
29 with Highway 97 in the vicinity of the
Village of Chetwynd and the intersection of
Highway 29 with Highway 97 in the vicinity
of Charlie Lake, Peace River Land District;
Hwy 35 between Francois Lake and Burns Lake;
Hwy 37 between the intersection of Highway
37 with Highway 16 and the boundary of
the District of Kitimat;
Hwy 37 between the Skeena River Bridge at
Kitwanga Post Office, Cassiar Land District,
and the intersection of said highway with
Highway 37A at Meziadin Junction;
Hwy 37A between the intersection of said
highway and Highway 37 at Meziadin
Junction and the boundary of the District of
Stewart at Bitter Creek;
Hwy 39 from the junction with Highway 97
north of Mcleod Lake to its intercept with
the municipal boundaries of the City of
Mackenzie;
Hwy 97 those portions of the Caribou
Highway from Cottonwood River to Prince
George, the John Hart Highway from Prince
George to Dawson Creek, and the Alaska
Highway from Dawson Creek to Lower Post;
Road 520 between Hudson’s Hope and the
W.A.C. Bennett Dam;
Road 190 between Road 520 and Dunlevy
Creek.
400m Hunting and the Discharge of
Firearms Prohibited Areas
Hunting and the discharge of firearms is
prohibited within 400m (.25 mile) of the
road allowance of the following highways:
In all Provincial Parks
Hwy 3 (Crowsnest Highway) between Hope and
Manning Park,Manning Park and Princeton.
Hwy 97c (Okanagan Connector, Phase III)
between its junction with Highway 97 near
Peachland and its junction with Highway 5 near
Aspen Grove.
Hwy 99 Discharge of Firearms Prohibited
Area
The discharge of firearms is prohibited
within 400m west of the road allowance
and 1 km east of the road allowance of
Highway 99 between the northern boundary
of the District Municipality of West
Vancouver and the southern boundary of
the District Municipality of Squamish.
Hwy 118 Discharge of Firearms
Prohibited Area
The discharge of firearms is prohibited within
400 m on either side of the road allowance
of Highway 118 (Topley Landing Road)
between the intersection of Highway 118 and
Highway 16 at Topley Landing and Granisle in
the Skeena region.