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United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may designate and manage certain public waters for wildlife, but must give notice, hold hearings, and publish required notices before doing so.
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Game farm activities need a license, with land and enclosure requirements, and some sales and ownership rules apply.
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This section sets licensing and handling rules for fur farms, including when breeding is allowed, fee payment, sales conditions, reporting duties, and a confiscation consequence for noncompliance.
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A person may not run a shooting preserve without a license, and the commissioner can issue, revoke, and regulate licenses and preserve rules.
United States — Minnesota
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Rules for hunting in shooting preserves include licensing, season limits, pheasant release limits, marking harvested game, and recordkeeping.
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The commissioner may make agreements with landowners to develop or improve wildlife habitat on private land and provide assistance and material.
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The section creates a walk-in access program for private land and sets rules for using enrolled lands, including a validation requirement, nonmotorized access, and banned activities.
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The commissioner may spend appropriated fish and wildlife funds on waterfowl breeding grounds in Canada and may make agreements or contracts for that purpose.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may acquire property and may build, maintain, operate, and alter hatchery facilities.
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This section establishes and designates state wildlife management areas, and says they are located and named as indicated here.
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The commissioner must coordinate the adopt-a-WMA program, may make informal agreements for volunteer services, and may provide signs and assistance for the program.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner and the commissioner of administration have authority over acquiring and improving land for public hunting and related wildlife uses, and the commissioner has specific rules for designating, selling, exchanging, and using that land.
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This provision lets the commissioner restrict access in wildlife management areas, issue certain permits, and requires tags for portable stands left overnight.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must acquire and maintain public-water access sites and related connections, and local government owners in the seven-county metro area must cooperate when the sites are identified. Hunting on water-access sites is generally prohibited unless the commissioner allows it by rule.
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The commissioner may acquire certain wetlands and bordering areas for wildlife-related purposes, but acquisition and later use are subject to county board and Land Exchange Board procedures and some limits.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must carry out the settlement agreement, including exemptions for band members and related licensing and enforcement rules.
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The commissioner may make agreements about two payment-in-lieu arrangements and must not interpret the settlement agreement in a way that restricts approved aquaculture.
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Minnesota ratifies the settlement agreement if it is amended by July 1, 1988, and the natural resources commissioner must carry out the state’s duties under it.
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The commissioner may make an agreement with White Earth representatives, and the agreement must include a 2.5% credit of certain license proceeds and last at least four years.
United States — Minnesota
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Money from the general fund is appropriated each year to make specified payments.