The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-03-17
FISH AND GAME LAW.
Provisions of the New Act
/ Four Kinds of License.
SOME HAVE BEEN CHANGED.


lSOME HAVE BEEN CHANGED.
Dollar License to Fish, For
| Resident or Non Resident.
Following are some Of the provis-
ions OF the new Idaho fish and game
law:
A state fish and game warden, ap-
pointed by the governor for a term OF
two years, is under $4,000 bonds, and
has power to arrest without warrant,
and appoint deputies where necessary.
Each OF such deputies must execute a
bond in the penal sum of $500 and
can arrest violators without warrant.
Any person or corporation may es-
tablish park, stream or lake for 6sh
or game Or both on his or their own
premises, but not where game or ami
mails naturally abound. 1t shal. be
unlawful to take fish or spawn from
any lake or stream in the state AID
place them IN Il private pond, and it
shall be misdemeanor TO Sell or
offer for sale fish not propagated in a
private park or pond.
The catching of trout, grayling,
bass and sun fish only with hook and
line attached to pole or held In the
hand, shall be lawful at any time Of
lhe year. Not more than twenty
pounds shall be clught in one day
nor more than thirty pounds shall be
in ones possession at any time. None
Of these fish, shall be caught. ii less
than four inches in length. Snag
hook fishing Is prohibited. Explos.
ives are also prohibited. 1t shall be
| unlawful to allow sawdust, chemicals
| or drugs OF any kind to pass into
! water In which fish abide.
Monaghan pheasants shall not be
| Killed TOT f0ur years.
Quail may be hunted from Noyem.
Der lst to December LIST; not more
| than Is may be killed by one person
! in one day.
Sage hens may be hunted between
July 18th and December list; 1s in
one day.
Turtle dove, snipe and plover,
! August lst to November 1st.
| Partridge, pheasant, grouse, prai-
rie chicken or fool hen, August 18th
to December lst; lS in one day.
Ducks, September lst to February
lst; 81 In one day.
Geese or Swans, September 1st to
February ist; 3 ia one day.
1t shall be unlawful to ensnarc or
trap or sell at any time of the above
mentioned birds, or to destroy their
eggs, nests or young.
| The killing of moose, buffalo, ante
lopc, beaver or caribou, at any time,
is prohibited.
Deer, elk. mountain goat may be
killed between September lst and
December 3lst. The capturing Ol
killing Of these animals by means OF
any pitfa', trap or snare, and chasing
with dogs, is prohibited. 1t shall be
unlawful for anyone to kill or cap.
ture more than one elk, two deer,
one mountain sheep. one ibex oI
mountain goat ir enc open season.
The law provides for four licenses
which may be procured frotu justice,
uf the peace. One, costing ST.. per
mits any bona tde male resident %
the state over II years Of age to hun
and fish. a license costing 81 per
mits any on-residcnt, regardless U
sex, to fish. a So license permt
noD-residents to hunt game birds
A SO license permits nonresident
10 hunt big game.
All licenses expire on January Bis
following their issae.
1t shall be unlawful to hunt, Kill
or destroy any sony, insectivorous, o
innocent bird, except English spar
. row, iiagpic or bee pird, of to des
troy their eggs OR nests
Anyone who sets fre to timber o
allows timber to be set on fire, will
fully or neglcgently, shall be guilt
. Of misdenieanor.
All violations OF this law are pun
shablc by maximum fine of $500 0
SIN months Imprisonment, or both.
All sheriffs, deputy sberiffs, con
y Stables, city marshalls and polio
!, officers are cteafed ex-ofiicio gam
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