New Montana Game Law Overhaul Expands Licenses and Protections
Helena Independent reports the governor approved a comprehensive update to Montana game laws. The changes raise hunting and fishing licenses, add female license requirements, authorize fish screens, specify new game species, adjust elk and deer limits, extend seasons, regulate beaver trapping with a $10 fee, and create new game preserves while enabling private wildlife capture under a $25 license.
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Dicky Lake
Smith Lake
Flathead County
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Loon Lake
McGregor Lake
Lincoln County
Lake Frances
Teton County
Lake Bowdoin
Phillips County
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Columbia River
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Fallon
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Prior Mountain
Sun River
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Snowy Mountain
Fergus County
Highwood National Forest
Cascade County
Powder River
Custer County
Twin Butte
Lewis and Clark County
South Moccasin Mountain
Helena
State Board and Assessors Clash Over Full Cash Value
Helena March 19. State board of equalization and Montana county assessors clashed for almost three hours over the insistence on full cash value. State Treasurer Hart defended assessor integrity while urging uniformity, and officials predicted assessors would adhere to Great Falls schedules. A next meeting will tackle bank and railroad assessments.
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State Board of Equalization
H. L. Hart
C. T. Stewart
Keating
S. C. Ford
Stewart
California
Great Falls
Hart
Big Horn County
Ford
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