Lowers the minimum age to take big game in Minnesota from ten to eight years old.

This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to lower the minimum age for taking big game from ten to eight years old. It affects both residents and nonresidents, with specific provisions for age groups and hunting methods. Residents and nonresidents aged eight to eleven can now take big game with a license and under the supervision of a parent or guardian. Nonresidents aged twelve to fifteen must have a firearms safety certificate or apprentice-hunter validation to obtain a big game license and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Lowers the minimum age to take big game in Minnesota from ten to eight years old.

This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to lower the minimum age for taking big game from ten to eight years old. It affects both residents and nonresidents, with specific provisions for age groups and hunting methods. Residents and nonresidents aged eight to eleven can now take big game with a license and under the supervision of a parent or guardian. Nonresidents aged twelve to fifteen must have a firearms safety certificate or apprentice-hunter validation to obtain a big game license and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.