Montana SB63 revises hunting laws to restrict the use of electronic motion-tracking devices while hunting.
Montana SB63 amends existing hunting regulations to prohibit the use of electronic motion-tracking devices designed to track game animal movement and relay information to hunters. The bill also restricts the use of certain hunting equipment and methods, including the use of recorded or amplified animal calls, snares, and projected artificial light. Violators face fines, imprisonment, and potential loss of hunting privileges. The changes are effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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