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Missouri Game Law Tightens Wildlife Protections
The Forty first General Assembly enacted stricter Missouri game laws prohibiting catching or killing coon mink otter beaver and muskrat from April to November except on private property. It restricts hunting within another's inclosure without consent and bans killing deer under one year or does not permit killing does within five years. It prohibits killing certain birds including quail turkey and songbirds, banning nest disturbance and egg taking for five years. Restrictions cover fishing devices, sale transport and possession of game birds or animals, with limited take on private premises for family consumption and strict limits on non residents.
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