Waterholes

- Waterholes on public and state lands should be available to everyone for free and equal access.
- It is unlawful for a person to camp within one-fourth mile (440 yards) of a natural water hole containing water or a man-made watering facility containing water in such a place that wildlife or domestic stock will be denied access to the only reasonably available water.
- Hunters should be courteous and not hunt over waters all day to allow time for livestock to access waters.
- Ethically responsible hunters yield to another hunter who has reached the waterhole first.