Missouri HB2549 establishes protections for landowners by exempting them from property registration and permit requirements for taking wildlife on.
Missouri HB2549 amends Chapter 252 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri by adding a new section that ensures landowners are not required to register their property or possess a hunting permit to take wildlife on their own land. It also allows landowners to request a two-day hunting permit for an immediate family member once a year. This legislation aims to simplify the process for landowners while providing them with certain hunting privileges.
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