North Dakota § 20.1-03-10 Contents of nonresident general game, fishing, or reciprocal trapping licenses - Licenses not transferable - Nonresident short-term fishing license

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§ 20.1-03-10 — Contents of nonresident general game, fishing, or reciprocal trapping licenses - Licenses not transferable - Nonresident short-term fishing license

North Dakota § 20.1-03-10

Title 20.1Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating

Ch. 20.1-03Licenses and Permits

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N.D. Cent. Code § 20.1-03-10 (2026).

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licenses - Licenses not transferable - Nonresident short-term fishing license. A nonresident general game, fishing, or reciprocal trapping license is not transferable. Each license must:

1.Describe the licensee.

2.Designate the licensee's place of residence.

3.Have printed upon it in large figures the year for which it is issued.

4.Have printed upon it in large letters the words "nonresident license" and "nontransferable".

5.Have connected to it detachable shipping tags as the director may deem advisable.

6.Be issued in the name of the director. In addition to the regular nonresident fishing license, nonresident short-term fishing licenses may be issued. These licenses are valid up to ten days from the date of issue.

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licenses - Licenses not transferable - Nonresident short-term fishing license.
A nonresident general game, fishing, or reciprocal trapping license is not transferable. Each
license must:
1. Describe the licensee.
2. Designate the licensee's place of residence.
3. Have printed upon it in large figures the year for which it is issued.
4. Have printed upon it in large letters the words "nonresident license" and
"nontransferable".
5. Have connected to it detachable shipping tags as the director may deem advisable.
6. Be issued in the name of the director.
In addition to the regular nonresident fishing license, nonresident short-term fishing licenses
may be issued. These licenses are valid up to ten days from the date of issue.