Montana Statutes
§ 87-5-715 — Extermination Or Control Of Transplanted Or Introduced Wildlife Or Feral Species Posing Threat
Montana·Title 87 FISH AND WILDLIFE·Ch. 5 WILDLIFE PROTECTION·Part 7 Importation, Introduction, and Transplantation of Wildlife
87-5-715 . Extermination or control of transplanted or introduced wildlife or feral species posing threat. Any wildlife or feral species transplanted or introduced in the state may be exterminated or controlled by the department if the commission determines that the species poses harm to native wildlife or plants or to agricultural production.
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Legislative History
En. Sec. 6, Ch. 624, L. 1985; amd. Sec. 12, Ch. 376, L. 1989.
Nearby Sections
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§ 87-5-101
Short Title§ 87-5-102
Definitions§ 87-5-103
Legislative Intent, Findings, And Policy§ 87-5-104
Investigations By Department§ 87-5-105
Regulations To Manage Nongame Wildlife§ 87-5-106
Unlawful Acts§ 87-5-107
List Of Endangered Species§ 87-5-108
Establishment Of Programs§ 87-5-110
Department To Issue Regulations§ 87-5-111
Enforcement And Penalty§ 87-5-112
Construction§ 87-5-113
Through 87-5-115 Reserved§ 87-5-117
Through 87-5-120 Reserved