Montana HB907 revises hunting license laws, allowing nonresident landowners to buy extra preference points and changing fees.

Montana HB907 revises fish and game laws by allowing nonresident landowners to purchase an additional preference point for elk or deer licenses if they own at least 640 acres and participated in a hunting access program. The bill also changes application fees for preference points and nonresident licenses. Fees collected from nonresidents purchasing a second preference point are allocated to public access land agreements, hunting access programs, the future fisheries program, and the purchase of permanent easements.

Montana HB907 revises hunting license laws, allowing nonresident landowners to buy extra preference points and changing fees.

Montana HB907 revises fish and game laws by allowing nonresident landowners to purchase an additional preference point for elk or deer licenses if they own at least 640 acres and participated in a hunting access program. The bill also changes application fees for preference points and nonresident licenses. Fees collected from nonresidents purchasing a second preference point are allocated to public access land agreements, hunting access programs, the future fisheries program, and the purchase of permanent easements.