HB 1366: Allows an individual engaged in barefoot skiing or surfing to wear a wet suit.To be eligible for this license, a landowner cannot charge a fee for elk hunting and must allow reasonable public access as determined by the director. In addition, allows the Game and Fish director to issue special antlerless elk depredation management licenses to landowners upon payment of the fee required for a resident big game license. HB 1260: Develops agreements to compensate private landowners for the development of habitat on private property for addressing fish and wildlife populations.HB 1233: Allows a 11-, 12- and 13-year-old antlerless white-tailed deer youth hunter to also hunt during the regular deer gun season.The dog handler cannot use the handgun to assist in the recovery of the animal and must have permission from the landowner or individual authorized by the landowner before entering private land for the recovery of a big game animal. HB 1224: Allows a dog handler to carry a handgun in the recovery of a big game animal while in the presence of a dog.HB 1134: Nonresident current North Dakota national guard members are eligible to receive resident licenses, except lottery permits.This includes the Outdoor Heritage Fund at $15 million. HB 1014: Provides an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the industrial commission and agencies under its control.
NORTH DAKOTA GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT LICENSE
1, except Senate Bill 2297, which carries an emergency clause and is effective immediately, and House Bill 1538, which begins April 1, 2024, the start of the following license year. BISMARCK – The North Dakota Game and Fish Department tracked 20 outdoors-related bills during the 2023 legislative session, of which 12 passed both chambers and were signed into law by Gov.
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