Michigan HB5093 amends hunting and fishing license regulations, including fees and eligibility for mentored and apprentice licenses.
Michigan HB5093 modifies the state's hunting and fishing license regulations. It specifies that only minors under 10 years old, minors with developmental disabilities, or adults with developmental disabilities and a guardian can obtain a mentored hunting license. Apprentice licenses are available for those who cannot present proof of previous hunting experience or hunter safety training. The bill also details various fishing license fees, including 24-hour, 72-hour, and all-species licenses, and introduces electronic license options.
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