South Carolina Leash Law - Dogs engaged in hunting not required to be constrained by leash

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South Carolina

Code of Laws of South Carolina 1976 Annotated. Title 50. Fish, Game and Watercraft. Chapter 11. Protection of Game. Article 4. Night Hunting, Harassment of Wildlife, Trespass Offenses. � 50-11-780. Dogs engaged in hunting not required to be constrained by leash.

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Citation: SC ST � 50-11-780

Citation: Code 1976 � 50-11-780

Last Checked by Web Center Staff: 01/2012

Summary:

This South Carolina statute provides that no dog is required to be constrained by a leash while it is actually engaged in hunting game and under supervision. As used in this section "supervision" means that the owner of the dog or his designee is either in the vicinity of the dog or in the process of trying to retrieve the dog.

Statute in Full:

No dog is required to be constrained by a leash while it is actually engaged in hunting game and under supervision. As used in this section "supervision" means that the owner of the dog or his designee is either in the vicinity of the dog or in the process of trying to retrieve the dog.

HISTORY: [Derived from former § 50-11-150 (1985 Act No. 142, § 1)]; 1988 Act No. 561, § 1; 1993 Act No. 181, § 1262.

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