Kansas HB2547 mandates a valid upland game bird stamp for hunting these birds in the state, except on private land, and establishes a restoration.
Kansas HB2547 requires hunters to possess a valid upland game bird stamp before hunting these birds in the state, with exceptions for those not needing a hunting license, hunters on private land, and lifetime license holders. The bill establishes the upland game bird restoration fund, managed by the Department of Wildlife and Parks, to be used for the procurement and release of upland game birds. The fund's expenditures are subject to appropriation acts. The bill also sets a maximum fee for the upland game bird stamp and amends existing sections related to hunting and fishing permit fees.
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