North Dakota § 20.1-12-02 Operating permit for shooting preserve

North Dakota Statutes

§ 20.1-12-02 — Operating permit for shooting preserve

North Dakota § 20.1-12-02

Title 20.1Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating

Ch. 20.1-12Private Shooting Preserves

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N.D. Cent. Code § 20.1-12-02 (2026).

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Any person who desires to establish a shooting preserve under this chapter may apply to
the director for a shooting preserve operating permit. The application must be made by the
applicant, the applicant's agent, or the applicant's attorney; must be in the form the director
prescribes; and must be accompanied by the appropriate operating permit fee. Acreage
[hectarage] amounts must include lands used for hatching, game production areas, or
headquarters areas. Upon the receipt of the application, the director shall inspect the area
described therein, including the facilities, and shall investigate the ability of the applicant to
operate an area of this character, in accordance with section 20.1-12-03. The permit, if granted,
must be issued for one year, and may be renewed annually by paymen

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Any person who desires to establish a shooting preserve under this chapter may apply to
the director for a shooting preserve operating permit. The application must be made by the
applicant, the applicant's agent, or the applicant's attorney; must be in the form the director
prescribes; and must be accompanied by the appropriate operating permit fee. Acreage
[hectarage] amounts must include lands used for hatching, game production areas, or
headquarters areas. Upon the receipt of the application, the director shall inspect the area
described therein, including the facilities, and shall investigate the ability of the applicant to
operate an area of this character, in accordance with section 20.1-12-03. The permit, if granted,
must be issued for one year, and may be renewed annually by payment of the appropriate
operating permit fee.