The game-proof fenced land under consideration must consist of no less than 500 contiguous acres, unobstructed by any internal game-proofing fences or mad-made barriers which would in any way restrict the movement of animals being hunted.

The deer existing on the said property for hunting purposes may in no way be confined or denied escape or sanctuary, nor may they in any way be forced from the seclusion of their sancuary to obtain food or water.

Sufficient cover of timber must exist on the said property to enable the deer to find complete sanctuary and total escape from hunting pressure.

Deer contained within the confines of game-proof fences may not be driven by man or dogs for the purpose of hunting.

Deer being hunted on the said property cannot be pen-raised or hand-raised, and they must be born on, and native to, the property on which they are hunted, and they may not cohabit the huntable areas of the said property with non native animals of the same species.

No deer may be hunted on the said property that has been transferred to the said property from any other properties.

Any deer brought onto the said property from other properties for any purpose other than hunting, must have been imported in complete accordance with the laws of the state in which the said prpoerty is located.