Montana HB767 revises county predator control laws to include goats, authorizing county commissioners to establish a program for goat protection.
Montana HB767 revises county predator control laws to include goats, allowing county commissioners to establish a predatory animal control program for goat protection. The board of county commissioners can require a per capita license fee on goats 1 year of age or older. The proceeds from the license fees and any other funds deposited in the predatory animal control fund can be used for predator control, including bounties. The program can be established on the recommendation of an organized association of goat producers or upon petition from at least 51% of the goat owners in the county.
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