The bill, H. 5811, is a resolution from the South Carolina House of Representatives affirming support for the tradition of hunting deer with dogs while recognizing the rights of private property owners. It emphasizes that any significant changes to the laws governing deer hunting with dogs on private property should be addressed by the General Assembly, rather than through administrative actions by the Natural Resources Board. The resolution also calls for the Natural Resources Board to respect the legislative authority of the General Assembly and to conclude its current review of deer hunting practices without imposing new restrictions.

Furthermore, the resolution asserts that the House of Representatives has not directed the Natural Resources Board to impose new regulations on deer hunting with dogs and rejects any contrary suggestions. It outlines that any future studies or policy developments regarding deer hunting should be coordinated with the General Assembly after the 2026 deer hunting season, ensuring that any proposed changes are considered through the legislative process. The resolution concludes by stating the House's intention to uphold its legislative authority to ensure that the laws and policy choices made by the General Assembly are respected.