National Parks And Wildlife Conservation Rules, 2030 (1974)
Rule 36
Any Wildlife Or Birds May Be Declared Dangerous
Notwithstanding anything mentioned above in the Rules, the
Government of Nepal, Ministry of Forest and Land Conservation may
declare any other wildlife or birds, except than those wildlife and birds
mentioned in Schedule -1 of the Act, as a dangerous (harmful) to the
agriculture in any particular area for a particular period of time, by
publishing a notice in Nepal Gazette and the wildlife or birds, and such
declared dangerous wildlife or birds may be chased, caught or killed in
the field, farm or garden even without a license and under the terms and
restrictions prescribed in that notice.
National Parks And Wildlife Conservation Rules, 2030 (1974)
Chapter - 4
Rule 8: Types Of Hunting LicenseRule 9: District Hunting License (anugya Patra)Rule 10: General Hunting LicenseRule 11: Complementary Hunting LicenseRule 12: Bird Hunting LicenseRule 13: The Hunting License Issuing OfficerRule 14: Prohibition To Assist In A Hunting Without A License (anugyapatra)Rule 15: Professional Hunting LicenseRule 16: Hunting Guide License (anugyapatra)Rule 17: No More Than One License Shall Be IssuedRule 18: License, The Wildlife, The Trophies Or The Arms And Ammunitions Have To Be ShownRule 19: License (anugyapatra) Not To Be TransferredRule 20: License (anugya Patra) To Be ReturnedRule 21: 9block (kshetra) Reservation License In Hunting ReserveRule 22: License To Be Obtained To Collect The Specimen (sample) Or To Catch Or To Hunt The Wildlife Or BirdsRule 23: The Fees Required To Catch The Wildlife And BirdsRule 24: The Application To Be Submitted For A License And Permit, And Its Format And FeesRule 25: Provisions For Providing A Hunting License To A Foreign CitizenRule 26: License To Be SuspendedRule 27: The Copy (duplicate) Of The License To Be Provided