(2) A person who—
(a) is the holder of a licence in another State or a Territory which authorises the possession, carriage or use of a category A or B longarm for the purposes of hunting; and
(b) ordinarily resides in the other State or Territory—
is deemed to be the holder of a corresponding licence under this Act to the extent that the holder is authorised—
(c) to hunt on land where the holder has obtained the permission of the owner or occupier of the land to hunt on that land; and
(d) to hunt on Crown land, if such hunting is in accordance with any Act, regulation or other instrument regulating hunting on that land.
Similar wording applies to competition shooting, clays, cat C/D and primary production Licence holders
Also, once you move to Vic, your interstate licence is valid for 3 months in Vic!!
Come on guys, our administration (aka Govt) may have gone back to the commies recently, but this is VICTORIA, land of the Free range shooting and endless places to plink, I mean hunt...
