AR HB1808

Creates a new Class D felony for knowingly hunting wildlife in a manner that creates substantial danger of serious physical injury to another person and causes physical injury to that person

Makes it a Class D felony to negligently shoot another person while hunting with a firearm or archery tackle while under the influence of alcohol, controlled substances, or a combination thereof

Establishes Class D felony penalties for purchasing, selling, bartering, or trading wildlife or wildlife portions that are taken out of season, over bag limit, or valued at $500 or more

Prohibits importing, exporting, transporting, selling, purchasing, hunting, or attempting to take any bald or golden eagle or their parts, nests, or eggs as a Class D felony; includes violations of the federal Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act

Makes it a Class D felony to exploit wildlife within five years of a second or subsequent conviction for nighttime big game hunting, closed season hunting, unlicensed hunting, or hunting at night with specialized equipment, and to exploit wildlife after seven or more wildlife regulation violations within five years

Grants exclusive enforcement authority to the Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission