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United States — Minnesota
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People may use a crossbow to take deer, bear, or turkey during the relevant firearms seasons, but they must have the matching firearm license and follow other cited crossbow requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may take certain game by crossbow during regular archery seasons, but the person must have a valid license and the crossbow must meet section 97B.106, subdivision 2.
United States — Minnesota
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People may not carry firearms or ammunition outdoors in deer firearm zones during the closed period, subject to listed exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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A person generally may not transport a firearm in a motor vehicle unless it is unloaded and properly secured, in the trunk, or a handgun carried under other cited sections.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not transport an archery bow in a motor vehicle unless the bow is not armed with a bolt or arrow, except as specified in section 97B.055, subdivision 2.
United States — Minnesota
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This section mostly bans shooting or taking wildlife from roads, highways, and motor vehicles, but it also lets the commissioner issue special hunting permits in some disability and bounty-animal situations.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must collect hunter participation and satisfaction information each year, use established social science methods, submit a summary by January 1 for the prior fiscal year, and post the summary on the department website.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision prohibits hunting or handling firearms or bows while under the influence, gives officers arrest and screening-test powers, and sets penalties and reporting duties.
United States — Minnesota
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Hunters who take wild animals with a bow or firearm must submit to chemical testing in specified circumstances, and refusal can lead to a $500 civil penalty and a one-year hunting ban.
United States — Minnesota
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Hunters and trappers must wear blaze orange or blaze pink in the stated situations, with specific exceptions, and a commissioner may allow an alternative color for certain religious-freedom conflicts.
United States — Minnesota
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Hunting protected wild animals with a firearm is generally prohibited between the evening and morning times set by commissioner's rule, with stated exceptions; big game, wolves, and waterfowl have listed time windows for taking.
United States — Minnesota
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This section generally forbids shining spotlights, headlights, or other artificial lights to locate or take wild animals, with several hunting and non-hunting exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not use radio equipment to take big or small game, but may use it to take unprotected wild animals.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not possess night vision or thermal imaging equipment while taking wild animals or while carrying a firearm, bow, or other implement that could be used to take wild animals.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not use a motor vehicle to intentionally chase, injure, kill, or take a wild animal.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not disturb wild animal burrows or dens in winter without a permit, and may not remove or trap foxes near dens or take raccoons in dens or hollow trees.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not take a protected wild animal using an open fire, smoke, or by cutting down a tree occupied by the animal.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not take a protected wild animal with the aid of a ferret.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may take a protected wild animal by falconry if the commissioner’s rules are followed.
United States — Minnesota
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People with certain permanent physical or developmental disabilities may get a firearms hunting license with a provisional safety certificate, but they must be accompanied while hunting, and helpers must have a valid safety certificate.