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There Is Strength in Numbers

For too long, landowners have been greatly outnumbered in discussions about deer & bear hound hunting and private-property rights.

That must change.

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1. Report Every Incident

Your report helps create an accurate official record of what is happening on Virginia’s private property.

Report a Wildlife Violation

2. Contact Your Legislators

Build relationships with your elected representatives. Tell them why meaningful private-property protections matter to you. Ask for an in-person meeting and bring other landowners. VPRA can provide materials.

Find Your Representative

3. Attend DWR Meetings

Participate in person or virtually. Public participation matters. Tell the Board of Wildlife Resources that landowners expect protection of their property rights.

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4. Share Your Story

Personal experiences help policymakers understand real-world impacts. Contact Dave Moore, Landowner Engagement Coordinator, at david.moore@dwr.virginia.gov or 804-461-1242 to share your story.

Add your voice to a growing statewide movement and help us secure the resources needed to effectively advocate for Virginia landowners.

5. Join and Support VPRA

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Share Your Story

Your real-world experiences are the most powerful tool we have to advocate for stronger property rights in Virginia. By sharing your story, you help lawmakers understand the direct impact of deer and bear hound hunting trespass on families and farms. Your voice drives the legislative changes needed to protect your land and peace of mind.

Share Your Experience

Please share how deer or bear hound hunting has affected you, your family, or your property. VPRA may contact you for more details.