Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-03
GAME and FISH LAWS
Summary Of the Game and
Fish Laws Of the
State

The following Is summary of the
state laws as affecting game and fish:
It is unlawful:
To kill harmless birds,
70 hunt deer with dogs,
To fish with more than one line,
To fish within fifty feet of fish
way, >e
To break or destroy birds nests or
eggs,
To place or receive game in cold
storage
10 hunt on land of another with
out permission,
To want only waste or destroy
game birds, animals or fish,
To sell fish caught in lakes Of
Hennepin or Ramsey counties,
To ship Except as baggage) brook
trout, black, gray or Oswego bass,
To obstruct the commission or its
agents while gathering fish spawn,
To run or train dogs In close season
on lands frequented by game birds.
To deposit sawdust in waters planted
by commission or where brook trout
abound,
To retain game more than five days
after close of season unless tagged by
commission,
To hunt or carry fire arms in state
parks or forest reserves, or to hunt in
national forests, ....
10 use traps, snares, artificial lights,
nets, bird line or set guns, to kill
game ANIMALS or birds,
To serve bass, wild trout Except lake
tIout) or any kind of game IN hotels
or restaurants,
To kill any game birds or animals
in any other way than by shooting
them with a gun held to the shoulder,
To use the hunting license Of
another person minimum penalty $50
or to use another's shipping coupon,
To take in any other manner than
by angling with hook and line, except
that plckerel. suckers, 1ed-h0rse, carp
and bullheads be speared,
To use sink boats, or boats, launches.
sail boats, floating batteries, sunken
boxes, tubs or floating blinds when
shooting or to hunt or shoot between
dark and daylight.
The season for deer and moose
, begins November 10 and ends
November 80.
The season for hunting snipe,
prairie chicken, goose and such birds
begins September Z and ends
November Z.
The hunting season for partridge.
quail and ruffed grouse opens October
/ and ends November 80.
The season for wild ducks, geese
and other aquatic fowl begins
September and continues during the
months of October and November.
The season for trout fishing ends
August 81 and does not open again
until April Is next.
The open season for trapping musk
rat and mink is from November Is to
April Is.
Licenses costs as follows-Non resi-
dent big game license. $25; non
resident bird license, $40. These are
obtained from the executive agent of
the Game and Fish Commission, State
Capitol. St. Paul.
A license for all game by resident
of the state costs 81 and is obtained
from the county auditor of the county
where the hunter resides.
License to use a fish house costs 81
and is obtained from the state execu-
tive agent. Fish houses may be used
only from December Is to April 1.
The bag limits for game and fish
are as follows:
Moose-One male and same is not
to be shipped from the state unless
mounted.
Deer-Two for a resident of the
state; one for non resident.
Game Birds-Resldenc and nom
resident alike the limit is fifteen birds
per day per hunter. Limit for any one
hunter to have in his possession at
one time Is fifty water fowl and forty
t1ve other game bids.
A non PRESIDENT is allowed to ship
twenty five birds to his place of resi-
dence.
F1sh-Limit is twenty five In one
day. There is no limit to sunfish,
perch, pickerel or bulIheads. Non
resident can ship fifty pounds to place
of residence No license is required
either resident or nonresident for
hook and line fishing.
The sale of game is at all times
prohibited. It is CRIME punishable
by fine or imprisonment to sell, offer
for sale or even to buy game.
The sale of fish is allowed during
bass and brook trout IS at all times
when taken from waters that have
been stocked by the Fish Commission.
TO DEDICATE CHURCH AT;
SARTELL.
The dedication of the new
Presbyterian church at Sartell, which
Will be under the charge of Rev. L G.
Mcbride OF this city, will take place
next Sunday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock.