36-2208. LIMITATION ON TAKING. Artificially propagated upland game birds released on licensed shooting preserves may be taken during the shooting season provided in this act but the total number taken on any shooting preserve during any such season shall not exceed eighty-five per cent (85%) of the total number of the individual species of said birds released thereon during the license year. Provided, however that, in addition to the authorized taking of upland game birds, one hundred per cent (100%) of exotic species not established and classified as game birds in this state may also be taken under the provisions of this act. Shooting preserve operators may provide their own shooting limitations and restrictions as to the sex and number of those species that may be taken by shooting preserve hunters. All birds released under this act shall be at last [least] fourteen (14) weeks of age before liberation and must possess full plumage.
History:
[36-2208, added 1977, ch. 324, sec. 1, p. 908.]
Structure Idaho Code
Chapter 22 - SHOOTING PRESERVES
Section 36-2202 - SHOOTING PRESERVE LICENSE.
Section 36-2207 - LICENSE TO SHOOT IN A PRESERVE.
Section 36-2208 - LIMITATION ON TAKING.
Section 36-2209 - SHOOTING SEASON.
Section 36-2210 - BIRDS TAKEN OUTSIDE BOUNDARIES.
Section 36-2211 - CARE OF BIRDS.
Section 36-2212 - TRANSFER OF LICENSE.
Section 36-2213 - REGISTRATION BOOK.