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United States — Minnesota
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This section gives age-based fishing and hunting license exemptions and some extra conditions for youth and older residents.
United States — Minnesota
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Some nonresident students may get a resident license to take certain game if they meet residency and proof requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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Nonresidents may be granted licenses to take fish or small game in boundary waters on the same terms and conditions as in the adjacent state or province, and the state may not charge less than the corresponding resident license fee.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision gives certain military members, veterans, spouses, and veterans-home residents special hunting and fishing license access, fee waivers, and preference rules, with some species excluded.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue free courtesy nonresident licenses to certain visiting officials and employees, but the section does not apply to taking moose or elk.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must not sell or issue a nonresident license to take fish in this state outside the state.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets the commissioner issue resident lifetime fishing, hunting, and sporting licenses, sets eligibility rules, and lists nonrefundable fees.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue nonresident lifetime angling or small-game-hunting licenses, and may require annual use notification. The provision also sets age-based fees and states the licenses do not include certain stamps/validations.
United States — Minnesota
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The lifetime fish and wildlife trust fund is created, money paid into it must be credited or deposited there, the State Investment Board must invest it, and the commissioner of management and budget must make an annual transfer to the game and fish fund.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets fees for many Minnesota hunting, fishing, and related licenses, and it requires some licenses to be issued only to residents.
United States — Minnesota
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License application information must be provided, and the applicant may be penalized under section 97A.301, subdivision 1, clause (5).
United States — Minnesota
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Applicants for certain noncommercial game and fish licenses must list a Social Security number, or certify that they do not have one. The commissioner must share collected numbers with the commissioner of children, youth, and families for child support enforcement.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner issues and sells licenses, appoints agents, and sets license-fee rules; agents must apply in writing, remit sale proceeds promptly, and some licenses have specified issuing fees.
United States — Minnesota
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People generally may not take, buy, sell, transport, or possess protected or endangered wild animals, and they may not administer contraceptive chemicals to noncaptive wild animals without the required permit.
United States — Minnesota
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A road authority must remove deer killed by a motor vehicle on a public road, unless the driver is allowed to possess the deer under paragraph (b).
United States — Minnesota
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This section limits possession and import of certain wild animals and Cervidae, and requires package marking when storing protected wild animals for others.
United States — Minnesota
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Nonprofit organizations may charge admission for certain fundraising events involving donated game, and they must mark the game and keep inspection-ready records.
United States — Minnesota
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Skins and certain animal flesh may be bought, sold, and transported at any time if they were legally taken and have the required seals or tags.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may possess, transport, buy, or sell certain inedible parts of lawfully taken or acquired big game, fur-bearing animals, fish, and game birds, but may not buy or sell bear paws unless attached to the hide or bear gallbladders.
United States — Minnesota
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Pelts, skins, and hides of protected wild animals taken on an Indian reservation in Minnesota may be transported, sold, and disposed of as the commissioner prescribes, except for the Fond du Lac Reservation.