North Dakota Statutes

§ 20.1-04-06 — Possession limit of game birds

North Dakota·Title 20.1 Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating·Ch. 20.1-04 Birds, Regulations

A person may not possess, control, ship, transport, or store, can, or otherwise preserve,
more than the number authorized in the governor's proclamation of any species of game bird
mentioned in this chapter. However, properly tagged game birds legally taken out of state or
taken on Indian land may be possessed, transported, or shipped in state.

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§ 20.1-01-01

General penalty

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§ 20.1-01-03

Ownership and control of wildlife is in the state - Damages - Schedule of monetary values - Civil penalty

§ 20.1-01-04

Attorney general, state's attorneys, sheriffs, and peace officers to enforce game and fish laws

§ 20.1-01-05

Unauthorized methods of taking game birds and game animals

§ 20.1-01-06

Being afield with gun or other firearm or bow and arrow while intoxicated prohibited - Penalty

§ 20.1-01-07

Hunting big game or small game other than waterfowl or cranes with motor-driven vehicles prohibited - Exception - Motor-driven vehicle use in transporting big game restricted

§ 20.1-01-08

Hunting with artificial light prohibited - Exception

§ 20.1-01-09

Types of guns lawfully usable in taking raccoon and beaver with flashlight - Penalty

§ 20.1-01-10

Hours for hunting game birds and protected animals - Penalty

§ 20.1-01-11

Hunting and harassing game from aircraft, motor vehicle, or snowmobile prohibited

§ 20.1-01-12

Hiring another to hunt or hunting for another for remuneration unlawful

§ 20.1-01-13

Aiding in concealment of game unlawfully taken or possessed - Unlawful

§ 20.1-01-14

Possession or control of wildlife prima facie evidence of criminal offense

§ 20.1-01-15

Joint violator testifying against other participants not subject to prosecution

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