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Anna,
My brother wants to hunt on our property but he lives in Ohio. Can an out-of-state family member hunt on my property without a license if I'm with him?
Good luck this year. Are you going to "process" it yourselves?
Everett
Check out this site --- http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/hunting/regulations/licenses.asp
It looks like it doesn't really matter if you're present. Your wife, children, grandchildren, and parents could hunt there without a license, but not your brother. However, if he's a tenant there, he can hunt there with your written permission without a license.
Of course, if you're present, you could always say you shot the deer...
We definitely plan to process any hypothetical deer ourselves. After killing a bunch of turkeys and chickens, we think that shouldn't be too much trouble. (So I say now...)