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Minnesota Statutes § 97B.651 - UNPROTECTED MAMMALS AND BIRDS
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A person may not export or import a live coyote without a permit from the commissioner.
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A person may not export or import a live coyote without a permit from the commissioner.
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Owners, occupants, or their agents may take listed damage-causing animals on their land, with limits on methods, and must tag certain traps and report certain kills within 24 hours.
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A licensed peace officer may take a protected wild animal that poses an immediate threat to public safety.
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The commissioner may remove beaver from state land at state expense if the county board requests it by resolution.
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A person may remove or destroy a beaver dam that is causing property damage, but not in the listed exception cases.
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Road authorities and government units may remove beaver-related damage and kill or arrange to have beaver killed, but they must follow permit, notice, and trap-tagging rules.
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The statute lets certain people nonlethally scare, haze, chase, or harass specified animals under stated conditions, and requires reporting a deer or elk death within 24 hours if it resulted from those actions.
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The commissioner must run predator-control and wolf-control programs, certify qualified predator controllers, set the rules and payments, and can revoke certifications for violations.
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Protected birds may be taken only when authorized by game and fish laws, certain taking methods are banned, and released bobwhite quail may be recaptured without a license.
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A person generally may not take birds with a steel jaw leg-hold trap set more than three feet above the ground, but permitted great horned owl trappers may do so from April 1 to October 15 if they also meet the listed license conditions and use the required padded jaw trap.
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Some people must have a pheasant stamp validation before hunting pheasants, and pheasant hunting is also banned during certain hours.
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A person may not take a prairie chicken without a prairie-chicken license. The commissioner may set registration rules and a selection method for eligible prairie-chicken hunters, and must give preference to prior applicants who were not selected.
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A person generally may not take a turkey without a turkey license, except as stated in the listed exceptions. An unlicensed adult age 18 or older may help a licensed wild-turkey hunter, but cannot shoot or possess a firearm or bow while helping or charge a fee. The commissioner may set rule-based requirements for turke
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While hunting turkeys, licensees may not possess or control non-legal firearms or most bow-and-arrow equipment.
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The commissioner may set up a selection method, including a drawing, for choosing eligible turkey hunters in an area, and must give preference to people who applied before but were not selected.
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A person may not guide turkey hunters for compensation.
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Migratory game birds may be taken and possessed, but no one may handle them in a way that violates federal law. The commissioner must set seasons, limits, areas, and a 124-day crow season, all consistent with federal law.
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A person who unlawfully takes, handles, or moves a native swan can be charged with a gross misdemeanor.
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A person who needs a small-game license may not take migratory waterfowl without a migratory-waterfowl stamp validation, unless an exception in the section applies.
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People may not take migratory waterfowl, coots, or rails in open water except in listed situations, and they may not leave an unattended hunting boat in public waters at night during the open season.