Montana HB106 revises shooting preserve laws, including location, size, and reporting requirements.
Montana HB106 revises laws related to shooting preserves. It mandates that preserves be located entirely on private property and restricted to no more than 2,560 contiguous acres. The bill increases shooting preserve license fees and removes quantity requirements on the release of birds. It requires shooting preserve operators to report harvests using Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks forms. The bill also removes quantity restrictions on shooting preserve game harvests and repeals certain sections of the Montana Code Annotated.
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