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MT HB767
Bill
Status
5/8/2025
Primary Sponsor
Julie Dooling
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AI Summary
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County commissioners may establish predatory animal control programs for goats upon recommendation from an organized association of goat producers, either individually or jointly with other counties
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Per capita license fees may be imposed on goats 9 months of age or older, with fees collected by the county treasurer and becoming a lien on the owner's property
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Resident owners of at least 51% of goats in a county may petition to establish, modify, or terminate the predator control program; petitions must be filed by the first Monday in December
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Proceeds from the sale of furs, skins, and other portions of predatory animals taken through the program must be deposited into a separate predatory animal control fund
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Amends existing statutes for sheep and cattle predator control programs to align the livestock age threshold at 9 months and maintain separate funds for each livestock type
Legislative Description
Revise county predator control laws to include goats
State Government
Last Action
Chapter Number Assigned
5/13/2025