Hunters are encouraged to consult the Maryland Guide to Hunting and Trapping for more information on the Primitive Deer Hunt and other deer hunting regulations. An exception is in Region A, where hunters may harvest one antlerless deer that will not count against their existing archery or muzzleloader bag limits. Hunters‘ existing 2020-21 archery and muzzleloader bag limits for antlered and antlerless deer will apply for this opportunity. However, fiber optic sights are permitted on otherwise legal primitive bows or muzzleloaders. Hunters may not use compound bows, crossbows, drawlocks, and telescopic or other electronic aiming devices. Primitive hunting devices are defined as long bows, recurve bows, flintlock, or sidelock percussion muzzleloaders. Hunters with a valid hunting license, or those exempt from the hunting license requirement, may use primitive bows or muzzleloaders to hunt sika and white-tailed deer during these days. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announces the state’s first Primitive Deer Hunt will be open Feb.
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