Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-09-05

Persons are permitted to shoot
water fowl that are in season from
80 minutes before sunrise until sun
set.
Prairie chicken can not be hunted
this year.
The season is closed until Septem-
Der 18th, 1922: It is not only I'm
lawful to shoot these birds, but it is
also a violation of the law to ship
these birds in from another state or
have in ones possession any of these
birds during the closed season. It
does not matter whether a person has
shot the bird or not, person can be
arrested only for having in ones
possession.
It is unlawful to take waterfowl
with a rifle, to take waterfowl from
a sail or power boat or from aero
planes or upon the open water.
GENERAL RESTRICTIONS
To place or receive game in cold
storage.
To use the hunting license or cou-
pom Of another person.
To hunt on the land Of another
after being notified not to do so.
To shoot at any protected wild
bird or animal from motor vehicle.
For aliens to hunt in Minnesota or
to own or possess firearms, except
for the purpose of hunting as a non
resident.
Aliens may hunt by complying
with regulations governing non-resi-
dents.
To unlawfully hinder, resist or
obstruct any employee of the depart
ment in the performance Of his Off
cial duties.
To transport any wild animal in
any receptacle, unless tagged and
contents and name of consigner and
consignee be plainly marked on the
outside of such package.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
WilfuIly hindering, resisting or
obstructing the Commissioner or his
employee is prohibited and punish
able
Licenses shall be carried on the
person at the time of taking any wild
animal and while going to and from
the hunting grounds.
Upon conviction of any person for
any violation under any license is
sued to such person such license shall
Immediately become null and void,
and no license shall be issued to any
such person for period of one year
thereafter.
Upon conviction of any person for
hunting, fishing or trapping without
a license, no such license shall be
issued for one year thereafter.
Any person who is a resident of
this state, and any member of such
persons immediate family, may dur
ing the open season, hunt, pursue or
kill with gun any wild bird or
quadruped, except deer or moose,
which may be legally taken, and may
trap such fur-bearing animals, as
may legally be taken, on land owned
or leased and occupied as a perman-
ent abode by such person, without
procuring a license so to do. A per-
son living in town and owning land
in the country cannot hunt or trap
on said land without license.
FOR BEARING ANIMALS
Trapping season for mink and
muskrat opens December LIST.
1t is unlawful to take muskrat in
any other manner except by trap
ping.
1t is unlawful to hunt mink or
muskrat with a dog, or to injure or
DESTROY onu ho17co don
Automobiles when used in pursu-
ing, taking, attempting to take or
conceal any game un1awfully are
contraband and subject to seizure.
The game warden has the right not
only to take the game the owner Of
the automobile holds unlawfully, but
he can also take the car.
To shoot from any motor vehicle is
unlawful.
Guns must be unloaded, taken
apart, or contained in a case when
carried in an auto.
Non-residents can not get a Ii
cense to trap in this state.
Resident licenses procured from
county auditor. Any person who
makes a false statement under oath
in procuring license is guilty of
perjury.
AS Federal Deputy Game Warden,
under directions from washington,
D. c., the Migratory Bird Laws will
be rigidly enforced.
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