Minnesota HF626 modifies age-related exemptions for small game and fishing licenses.
Minnesota HF626 amends the state's statutes to modify age-related exemptions for small game and fishing licenses. It changes the age requirements for obtaining certain licenses and exempts some individuals from needing a license altogether. For instance, residents and nonresidents under age 16 can take small game without a license if they possess a firearms safety certificate or an apprentice-hunter validation. Similarly, nonresidents under age 16 can take fish by angling without a license if accompanied by a parent or guardian with a fishing license.
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