Maine LD1054 amends definitions to allow Penobscot Nation members to sell or offer wild animals and birds at certain establishments.
Maine LD1054 modifies existing laws to allow members of the Penobscot Nation who are residents of the state and have lawfully killed or trapped a wild animal or bird within the Penobscot Indian territory to use, sell, or offer for sale these animals and birds at eating establishments, lodging places, mobile eating places, or recreational and sporting camps within the territory. The bill specifies that these individuals must comply with all applicable state and federal food safety laws, rules, and regulations.
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