The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-09-24


outside the state at any time, provid-
ed that Ncn-R Resident Hunters may
carry outside the state as open hand
baggage without cover. one days le-
gal bag limit of birds.
Thirty Days After Season Closes
Lawful to have in possession game
birds and animals, legally killed.
Hunters License Residents Res
idents hunting any kind of animals,
other than deer and beaver, must pro-
cure q license; fee, 500. Persons
hunting on their own enclosed lands
upon which they are regularly domi-
ciled and their minor children, ex-
empt. Deer hunting license fee, $3.50
Beaver license, $1,000.
Neutrality-suspicious. fee to hunt
and kill any kind Of birds or animals
found in this state. other than deer
and beaver, $4,000. Deer hunting
license, $500. Beaver, $1,000.
Alien Residents--Alien residents
who hunt any kind Of animals or birds
found in this state must have license
fee for which is $1,000. Deer license
$500. Beaver $1,000.
Permits to Kill One Deer-Parties
of not less than four persons holding
deer license and camping together
may secure permit to kill one deer
for use in camp. Fee, $500.
NONRESIDENT Anglers License
NONRESIDENT males over twenty zone
years are requested to procure a Ii
cense to fish. Fee for license to take
all kinds of fish except brook trout.
$1.00. Fee for license to take all
kinds Of fish, including brook trout
$500. After January LIST, 1920, all
non-residents of this state must pro-
cure license to fish in Michigan. Fee
for license to take ell kinds Of fish in
Guiding trout. $500. Fee for license
to take all kinds of fish excepting
trout $1.00.
Non-Game Birds-Unlawful to kill
at any time. This includes all kinds
of song and insectiverous birds and
and other birds not designated as
game birds excepting English spar
rows, crows, blackbirds, Cooper's
hawks, sharp Skinned hawks, great
horned owls.
Special Beaver License-Fee, So,
which permits holder to take fifteen
beaver.
Trappers License-Fee $1.00.
days legal catch of fish may be taken
Shipment by Non-Resident-O
or shipped out of the state by a Ii
censed fisherman. Coupon from Ii
cense must be attached to package.
Sale of Protected Game-Unlawfu
to buy or sell at any time any game
except rabbits.
Shares, Deadfalls and Explosives
Unlawful to use.
Posted Enclosed Lands, Public
Parks, Game Preserves, Game Re-
fuges and all other public and private
nclosures-unlawful to hunt there
on at any time.
Turtles-Not protected. No device
can be used to take turtles which
will take fish.
Private Game Farms and Game
and Furbearing Animals Raised in
Captivity--Any game or furbearing
animals taken during the open season
may be held in captivity during the
closed season for the purpose of pro-
pagation, by securing permit to do
so from the State Game, Fish and
Forest Fire Department. Permit fee
$500.
Local Acts Protecting Deer-In
full effect in following counties: Ber-
rien, Calhoun, Genesse, Ingham,
jackson, Kalamazoo, Oakland and
st. Clair until 1920.
Moose, Elk and Caribou-Unlawful
to kill at any time.
Sunrise and Sunset--It is unlawful
to take or kill any wild water fowl
from sunset until sunrise the foil
owing morning. Federal law pro-
tects water fowl from sunset toeone-
half hour before sunrise.)
Unlawful to shoot ducks on Wild
Fowl Bay after 4 p. m. central stand
ard time. .xlsl
Public Lakes-Any lake connected
with any other public waters by any
means whatever by which fish can
migrate to and from such waters for
any length of time during any season
of the year is a public lake-See
People VS.. Horling, 1877 Michigan
4O6.
Private Lakes-Lakes which are
not connected with any public waters
in any manner by which fish can mi
CRATE to and from such waters dur
.ng any season of the. year for any
length Of time.-137 Michigan 406.
Unlawful to Hunt upon the enclos
ed lands of another person Without
consent of owner or lease.
Motor Boats-Unlawful to hunt
water fowl while upon any floating
device propelled by steam, gas, gaso-
line OK naptha; but this provision
does not prohibit fishing from motor
boats.
Trapping--A hunting license also
permits the holder to trap for fur
bearing animals, except beaver.
Minor Children under seventeen
years of age may hunt or trap on the
enclosed lands of their parents upon
which they live. Those under seven
teen years and over twelve years
may secure license to ~rwise
hunt or trap on application and cath
of their parent or guardian, and must
be accompanied by parent or legal
guardian, or by someone authorized
by them, while hunting or trapping.
fer hunter to and from hunting
Automobiles may be used to trans
grounds, but must not be used in
any other manner that could he con-