Montana HB219 revises hunting laws, prohibiting unlawful contests or prizes for hunting game animals and allowing reimbursements for wolf hunting.
Montana HB219 amends hunting laws by prohibiting the offering of prizes for hunting game animals, except for contests based on animal size or weight with a prize limit of $50. It also allows reimbursements for costs incurred by individuals who lawfully harvest wolves. Violators face fines and imprisonment.
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