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What you can hunt and what you cant is defined in your permit from DOC. In open hunting areas its wild game, tahr, pigs, deer, cham, wallbys goats and thats it. Sheep or cattle isnt named so you have no permit to hunt those and shooting them is against the law on a open permit.. So that answers most of your questions, no grey matter, clear as anything....dont shoot stock! Some areas, not many you can get a permit stating that you can hunt wild cattle or sheep. These areas will have a stock of wild animals and unlikly farmed stock. Even thou it has to be wild, anything with a ear tag is no go. Lets face it, if you in a general DOC hunting area and you see a cattle beast if you shoot it you nothing better than a poacher.......breaking ones permit and prob taking someones stock
So if i came across a hare, rabbit, wild cat, or the likes in doc land and wanted to shoot it it would be against the law?
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