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MT SB235
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires actual ownership of 640 acres or more of contiguous land to qualify for landowner-preference elk licenses (Class A-9, Class B-12, and special elk permits), eliminating the option for those under contract to purchase land
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Defines "employee" for designation purposes as a person paid by the landowner who has state or federal taxes withheld from payment for work provided
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For special elk permits, employees designated by landowners must work full-time and year-round as part of an active farm or ranch operation
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Maintains the 15% allocation of elk licenses in each hunting district for qualifying landowners
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Effective immediately upon passage and approval
Legislative Description
Revising landowner preference qualifications for elk to require finalized land ownership of 640 acres or more of contiguous land
Rule Making
Last Action
Chapter Number Assigned
5/8/2025