Providing that a hunting license is only required for public land

HB 4686 amends West Virginia law to clarify that landowners (and their immediate family members) do not need a hunting license to hunt on their own private property during open seasons. The bill specifically adds this exemption to existing provisions, while maintaining that licenses are still required if the land is designated as a wildlife refuge or preserve. It directly affects private landowners who hunt on their own property, removing a licensing requirement they previously faced. The change streamlines existing exemptions without altering requirements for public land hunting or other license categories.