ND HB1412

Allows individuals or their agents to use lanterns, spotlights, night vision, thermal vision, and infrared light to pursue and shoot coyotes, foxes, skunks, minks, raccoons, beavers, weasels, owls, rabbits, and other predatory animals or birds attacking livestock or poultry on their premises.

Permits individuals to use artificial light, night vision, thermal vision, or infrared light with a power source not exceeding six volts while hunting afoot for coyotes, foxes, raccoons, or beavers during open season, provided the light produces red, green, or amber color (except when taking a treed or bayed raccoon).

Prohibits using any artificial light, including spotlights and automobile or motorcycle headlights, when hunting big game animals.

Allows individuals to use artificial light, night vision, thermal vision, or infrared light with a power source not exceeding six volts while hunting afoot for coyotes, foxes, raccoons, or beavers in areas commonly frequented by big game animals.