Minnesota SF687 prohibits taking elk except where causing damage or nuisance.

Minnesota SF687 amends state statutes to prohibit taking elk except where causing damage or nuisance. It repeals existing elk license rules and establishes new regulations for issuing elk licenses. Licensed hunters can take elk causing damage or nuisance from August 15 to March 1. The commissioner can issue licenses to hunters selected from applicants interested in responding to elk damage situations. A separate selection process is required for 20% of elk licenses, open to applicants who have applied at least ten times and never received a license.

Minnesota SF687 prohibits taking elk except where causing damage or nuisance.

Minnesota SF687 amends state statutes to prohibit taking elk except where causing damage or nuisance. It repeals existing elk license rules and establishes new regulations for issuing elk licenses. Licensed hunters can take elk causing damage or nuisance from August 15 to March 1. The commissioner can issue licenses to hunters selected from applicants interested in responding to elk damage situations. A separate selection process is required for 20% of elk licenses, open to applicants who have applied at least ten times and never received a license.