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Generally, you cannot shoot a deer on your property unless it is legal hunting season and you have the proper permits, as wildlife is regulated by the state. Shooting a deer outside these rules can result in poaching charges and significant fines. Lethal force is typically allowed only in rare cases where the deer presents an immediate threat to human safety, and even then laws vary by state.

Generally, sidewalks along public streets are public property, part of the local government’s “public right-of-way” for pedestrian use. Property owners next to the sidewalk often handle maintenance, but ownership remains with the municipality. Sidewalks entirely on private land, like in malls or gated communities, are private.

Generally, you can only use deadly force to protect property in your home, as per the castle doctrine, and only if you reasonably believe the intruder poses a threat of serious injury or death. Outside of your home, the use of deadly force to protect property is rarely justified and is often illegal. The force used must be proportional to the threat, and even within a home, you can't use deadly force against a fleeing intruder.

Generally, you still need a fishing license to fish on private property, as laws requiring licenses often apply to all public and private waters, though some states offer exemptions for landowners and their immediate families, or during designated "Free Fishing Days". You also must not trespass and should always obtain permission from the property owner before fishing on private land, even with a license.

Generally, you can only use deadly force to protect property in your home, as per the castle doctrine, and only if you reasonably believe the intruder poses a threat of serious injury or death. Outside of your home, the use of deadly force to protect property is rarely justified and is often illegal. The force used must be proportional to the threat, and even within a home, you can't use deadly force against a fleeing intruder.