Noun:

শিকার লাইসেন্স,

hunting licence's Usage Examples:

what is sometimes referred to as a D-licence, but rather than being a hunting licence this is a category of firearms that includes semi-automatics and large.

Jeroge in particular, they escort him back to Nairobi and revoke his hunting licence until the situation and Duffield cools down.

maximum of 1000 in stock, you need an ID card or resident card and a hunting licence or a shooting licence and the acknowledgment of receipt of ownership.

According to a hunting licence from Drenthe, elk (Alces alces alces) were also known to be in this.

forty years old and facing the possibility of losing his professional hunting licence.

series), a British television sitcom Free warren, a Medieval English hunting licence allowing the holder to kill certain species of game General Motors.

the extent, if any, that sections 26(1) (requiring a hunting licence) and 27(1) (establishing hunting seasons) of the Wildlife Act applied.

hunting licence, or are within a licensed or otherwise approved training centre, and the parent, or an adult with a valid firearms or hunting licence.

applicant have to: be at least 21 years old (or 18 in case of sports or hunting licence on special recommendation by sports or hunting association) not be.

) For air rifles of 20 joules muzzle energy or more, a hunting licence or club shooting licence is required.

necessary for hunting rifles carried by registered hunters with a hunting licence in the context of hunting or game-keeping, and historical firearms.

particular on woodcocks), some manuals telling what to do to obtain the hunting licence and several encyclopedias.

coffee plantation, Salmon was able to obtain a planter's elephant hunting licence, this allowed the license holder to shoot 20 elephant a year to protect.

killing 20 elephant a year as was allowed with a planter's elephant hunting licence.

Synonyms:

game license; hunting permit; license; hunting license; permit; licence;

Antonyms:

disapprove; decertify; outlaw; disallow; criminalise;