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Examples
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Wisconsin: Non-toxic shot required for doves on all Department of Natural Resources-managed lands and national wildlife refuges.
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Virginia: Non-toxic ammunition required for migratory gamebirds snipe, rail, moorhens, gallinulesWashington: Non-toxic shot required in many wildlife areas, pheasant release sites and recreation areas.
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Non-toxic shot regulations by stateUSA: Ammunition other than lead required for waterfowl.
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Wyoming: Non-toxic shot required for grouse and chukar and gray partridges on all national wildlife refuges and chukar and gray partridges and all small game in the Springer and Table Mountain Wildlife Habitat Management Areas.
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Alabama: Non-toxic required for migratory birds, except doves.
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Montana: Non-toxic shot required on federal national wildlife refuges and federal waterfowl production areas.
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Non-toxic plants do not contain potentially dangerous chemicals.
Plants 2010
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Non-toxic ammunition is so good now that we have loads that can kill birds farther away than most of us can hit them.
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Nebraska: Non-toxic shot is required for all shotgun hunting within federal waterfowl production areas, national wildlife refuges and some state wildlife management areas, as posted.
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Non-toxic shot also is required for muzzleloading shotguns.
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