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Delaware Teens Gain Hunting Independence | Dover News
Delaware just made a big move for young hunters: sixteen- and seventeen-year-olds can now shoot without an adult supervisor—provided they’ve got parental consent, completed hunter education, and hold a valid license. This new law, backed by the Delaware Sportsmen’s Caucus, aims to preserve hunting traditions and empower teens to take part in these sports with greater independence. While state rules loosen supervision, local governments still retain control over where firearms and BB guns can be fired. The law went into effect after July 1st approval by the General Assembly—and could reshape…
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