A hunter who wounds a deer during legal shooting hours may pursue and kill the deer after legal shooting hours subject to the following restrictions: The pursuit and killing of the deer must occur within 24 hours of the end of legal shooting hours on the day the deer was wounded; No person other than the hunter or a tracking dog handler may carry a firearm or bow of any description while pursuing a wounded deer after legal shooting hours; No person other than the hunter or a tracking dog handler may kill a wounded deer that is pursued after legal shooting hours; The hunter or tracking dog handler shall use only the means authorized for the applicable hunting season or permit to pursue and kill the deer; and No additional hunting or pursuit of unwounded game is permitted after legal shooting hours. Except as provided for in this subtitle, the act of pursuing and killing a wounded deer constitutes hunting as defined by Natural Resources Article, §10-101(k)(1), Annotated Code of Maryland, and is subject to all applicable laws, regulations, and conditions. A hunter who pursues a wounded deer after legal shooting hours may use an artificial light including a spotlight, flashlight, headlamp, or other lighting device to cast a ray on the deer while in pursuit or while killing the animal. Motorized vehicles may not be used to pursue a wounded deer during or after legal shooting hours. If a hunter believes a deer will need to be killed after legal shooting hours, the hunter shall notify the Natural Resources Police by calling the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Communication Center 24-Hour Emergency telephone number prior to initiating or continuing the pursuit after legal shooting hours and once the pursuit has concluded. The hunter shall provide the following information: The address and general location of where the deer was wounded; The name, address, telephone number, and DNRid number of the hunter; The name and, if known, the telephone number of the landowner where the deer was wounded; The direction in which the wounded deer was traveling; and The status of the pursuit when it concluded. This subtitle does not authorize a hunter to trespass onto the property of another in pursuit of a wounded deer. Recovered deer must be tagged and reported in accordance with COMAR 08.03.04.03.