Officer Wayne V. Moses
Conservation Law Enforcement Office (CLEO)
30th Security Forces Squadron/S3WS
(805) 606-6804
Email: Wayne.moses.1@us.af.mil
OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATION:
0900 – 1000 hours and 1500 – 1600 hours
Located on South Dakota Ave.
(
Between the theater and dental clinic.)
MAP GPS Location 34.744369,-120.540496
VAFB Hunting & Fishing Regulation
Privately Owned Firearms Directive
Pick up a new laminated 30 SFS/S3W Form 651 Locater Card. Non-laminated cards are available too. Please, take only one per registered hunting vehicle. You may also download and print the form at the link below.
Ensure the grass does not touch the undercarriage of the vehicle where you are parking in recreational areas. Consider a tool like this in your vehicle:
Attention: VAFB Base Commander Policy.
"It is the Base Commanders position to suspend your hunting privileges for breaking base hunting rules, state, or federal law. Which means you will not be able to hunt until your case has been heard."
Configure/transport firearms accordingly to the hunting area you are in. 30SWI321-218, chapter 7 still applies.
To grab the documents you'll need for hunting and fishing. The following documents may be obtained at the Vandenberg AFB Conservation Office.
(Large PDF Files)
All hunters are required to have in possession during all hunting activities the required state and VAFB hunting privilege documentation and the filled out Form 651 Locater Card must be displayed on the vehicle dash where it can be viewed from the outside by LEOs.
California Certified Nonlead Ammo
One infraction could stop it permanently.
Active duty, retired, and reserve military members, DoD civilian employees (includes AAFES and NAF), retired civil service members, and their family members who possess applicable service identification cards as defined in AFI 36-3026V1_IP, Identification Cards for Members of the Uniformed Services, Their Eligible Family Members and Other Eligible Personnel, Chumash Tribal Members, and state and federal employees authorized by 30 SW/CC.
Only active duty, reserve, and retired military may escort one (1) civilian guest to hunt on Vandenberg AFB. The civilian guest must be a United States citizen and cleared by background check prior to hunting on the installation pursuant to 30 SWI 31-101, Installation Security Instruction.
VAFB Hunting Fee shall be paid online via the new iSportsman web-based app. Good for one year from the date of purchase. ($75.00)
No G11 tags for 2021
Archery:
Begins:
10 July at 0528 hrs.
(23 hunting days)
General:
Begins: 14 August at 0547 hrs.
Ends: 26 September at 1930 hrs.
(44 hunting days)
Reminder, all deer hunters must a submit a harvest report, even if you did not harvest a deer. Click here.
2020 Deer harvest stats here.
Always check the official California and Vandenberg AFB hunting regulations.
