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United States — Minnesota
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Taking fish with illegal devices, chemicals, or substances, or taking or possessing a muskellunge unlawfully, is an offence.
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A person who takes, possesses, or transports wild animals under the listed unlawful conditions and with restitution value over $1,000 commits a gross overlimit violation.
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People who illegally kill, injure, or possess wild animals owe restitution to the state, and courts and officials must follow specific reporting, charging, sentencing, and payment steps.
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The commissioner may set wild-animal dollar values by rule and must report restitution collections and spending annually to the legislature.
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The commissioner may issue special permits for listed wildlife activities and must set conditions for some of them.
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This provision limits taking, buying, selling, transporting, or possessing protected wild animals without a license, and sets license possession, display, replacement, resident-license, and application-deadline rules.
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This section requires the Department of Natural Resources online license system to support anatomical gift choices and requires the commissioner to provide donor education and share certain private donor information when consent is given.
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This section sets when different hunting and fishing licenses are valid, including special rules for short-term, lifetime, three-year, and deer licenses.
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The provision limits license transfers and issuance: most people may not lend, borrow, transfer, solicit, or use licenses or related documents not issued to them, except when expressly authorized; nonresidents may obtain a license only if the activity is expressly authorized for them.
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The commissioner may issue permits, and may also deny, modify, suspend, or revoke them, when the game and fish laws specifically allow a permit to be issued by the commissioner.
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This provision requires immediate seizure or invalidation of certain licenses when a person unlawfully takes, transports, or possesses wild animals and the restitution value is over $500, and it sets review, release, and revocation procedures.
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This provision voids or revokes certain game and fish licenses after specified convictions and sets related waiting periods and restrictions.
United States — Minnesota
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People who buy or sell wild animals, tan hides or raw furs, or mount wild animal specimens need the required license and must keep records and file reports; licensed taxidermists also have disposal rules for cervid remains and related waste.
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This provision sets moose license rules, including license numbers, party-size limits, application requirements, eligibility, and special selection procedures.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets elk license rules, including eligibility, application requirements, limits on applications, and separate selection processes.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets prairie-chicken license rules, including who is eligible, how to apply, the $4 fee, and special selection rules.
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Turkey license applications must use the commissioner’s form, include a $4 fee, and a person may submit only one application per season.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not release a wild turkey or wild-turkey hybrid unless the commissioner has issued a permit.
United States — Minnesota
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Officials must issue certain hunting and fishing licenses without a fee to listed disabled residents, veterans, some foreign exchange students, and some landowners; one subdivision also requires public deer hunting access.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision creates several angling and hunting license exemptions for residents, mothers, and certain institutional residents, and lets the commissioner set and publicize special weekend periods.