The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
GAME AND FISH LAWS.
Warden's Synopsis Of the Present
Statutory Provisions.

The state game and nsh warden,
Grant M. Morse, has just had print
ed and distributed the following
synopsis of the game laws OF Michi-
gan as they now stand on the
statute books:
Deer-Open season Nov. 9th to
Both, inclusive, in each year, except
on the island OF Bois Blanc, and the
counties Of Lapeer, Huron, Monroe,
Sanilac, Tuscola, Macomb, Allegan,
Ottawa and st. Clair, where deer
cannot be hunted until 1906. No
person can kill more than three deer
in any one year. No person can
hunt deer without first procuring
hunters license. Resident license
IS cents; nonresident license, $25.
Use Of dogs in hunting, pursuing or
killing deer, and the killing of any
fawn in the spotted coat or any
deer in the red coat is prohibited
The use of any artificial light in
hunting, pursuing or killing deer is
unlawful: No deer or portion of a
deer can be lawfully shipped with
out license tag accompanies same.
Moose, elk and caribou are pro-
tected until 1911.
Fox, black and gray squirrels
Open season Oct. 18th to Nov. 30th,
both inclusive. 1t is unlawful to
pursue, injure, capture or kill any
such squirrels at any time in any
public or private park.
Beaver are protected until 1906.
Otter, fisher and marten-Open
season Nov. 18th to May 1st.
Wolf, lynx and wildcats-Bounty
of $15 on old wolf; 81 on wolf whelp
under three months old; So on lynx;
So on wildcats.
Mink, raccoon, skunk and musk
rats-Must not be taken during the
months of September and October.
Partridge, quail, spruce-hen and
woodcock-Open season October 1st
to November 30th, both inclusive.
Prairie chickens, Mongelian and
English pheasants, wild turkey and
wild pigeon-not to. be killed until
1910.
Ducks and geese and all wild
waterfowl-Open season Oct. 1st'to
Nov. Both, both inclusive, from one
half hour before sunrise to one half
hour after sunset in each day. Jack
snipe, blue bill, canvas back, widg-
con, pin-tail, whistler, spoon-bill,
butter-ball and saw-bill ducks may
be killed from March I'd to April
| 10th in each year The use of any
floating device or contrivance pro-
PEELED by, or using as motive power,
steam, gas, naptha, oil, gasoline
or electricity, or the use Of any
swivel or punt gun, battery, sink
boat or similar device, save only a
gun OF not greater size than ten
calibre, such gun to be held in the
hands at the time Of firing, in hunt
ing for or killing any wild water
fowl is unlawful.
Antwerp or homing pigeon and
mourning dove.-It is unlawful to
capture or destroy by any means
whatever any Antwerp or homing
pigeon or mourning dove at any
time.
No song or insectiverous bird, ex-
cepting black birds, English spar.
rows or crows, can be killed or cap
tured at any time.
Dogs must not be practiced or
trained upon any game bird ofani-
NAL during their respective closed
seasons, provided that any person
without firearms in his possession
may practice or train dogs upon
game birds for fifteen days next
| preceding the opening Of the season
in each year.
Speckled trout, grayling, land
locked salmon, California trout,
German brown trout-Open season
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