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United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue a free special crossbow permit to a qualifying person with a permanent or temporary physical disability, and permit users must follow equipment and license rules.
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The commissioner may set special hunting rules for physically disabled hunters, and certain disabled hunters must meet disability-proof and program-participation requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue a free special permit for a person with a physical disability to use certain firearm or bow assistance devices, and an assisting person must be licensed to take an animal.
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The commissioner may adopt rules setting hunting criteria, special seasons, and limits for youth and adult hunters, and may include rules allowing an unlicensed adult to assist during a special hunt or season.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not operate, provide, sell, use, or offer software or services that let someone remotely control a weapon to take a wild animal when the controller is not physically present.
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There may be no open season for caribou or antelope.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not use a dog or horse to take big game, except as allowed by section 97B.207.
United States — Minnesota
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People may use a dog to find and retrieve a wounded deer or bear, but only if they follow the section’s license, safety, leash, marking, trespass, and reporting requirements.
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A person may not take deer by archery while carrying a firearm, unless the handgun exception applies; arrowheads used for big game must meet specified design and size requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may take and keep naturally shed antlers without a license, but may not set equipment to make live deer, moose, elk, or caribou shed antlers.
United States — Minnesota
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People need the proper deer license before taking deer, and there are limits on how many deer one person or party may take.
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A person who legally takes a deer may donate it to a licensed meat processor for charitable food assistance programs, and must give the processor the deer’s DNR number.
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The commissioner may limit deer hunting numbers in an area, may set an impartial selection method, and must prefer hunters who applied before but were not selected.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may set deer hunting restrictions, designate areas, set open seasons, and create special seasons by rule.
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A person may not take deer using a snare, trap, set gun, or swivel gun.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not take deer from a constructed platform or other structure in the right-of-way of an improved public highway.
United States — Minnesota
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An unoccupied permanent stand or blind on public land is public property, not the property of the person who built it.
United States — Minnesota
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A hunter who legally takes a deer other than a white-tailed or mule deer must report the type of deer taken to the commissioner of natural resources within 7 days.
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A person may not take deer using bait, and baited areas remain baited for 10 days after all bait is removed.
United States — Minnesota
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A person generally needs a bear license to take a bear or place bait for bears, and bear license applications must follow the commissioner’s process and include a $4 fee.