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MN SF3856

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/29/2018

Primary Sponsor

Andrew Lang

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Origin

Senate

90th Legislature 2017-2018

AI Summary

SF 3856 Summary

  • Lowers the minimum age for children to hunt big game from 12 to 8 years old, with children ages 8-11 requiring direct parental supervision within immediate reach.

  • Children ages 12-15 hunting big game must possess a firearms safety certificate or apprentice-hunter validation, with nonresidents ages 12-13 requiring parental accompaniment.

  • Establishes free hunting licenses for residents ages 8-12 to take bear, turkey, and deer by firearm, archery, or muzzleloader.

  • Maintains existing fee structures for older youth and adults while adding new license categories for young hunters ages 8-12.

Legislative Description

Big game hunting minimum age change

Last Action

Referred to Environment and Natural Resources Policy and Legacy Finance

3/29/2018

Committee Referrals

Environment and Natural Resources Policy and Legacy Finance3/29/2018

Full Bill Text

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