§ 20.1-12-05 — Operation of shooting preserve - Season - Search of premises permitted

Any guest of a shooting preserve operator may harvest any game bird within the defined
limits of the shooting preserve, subject to this chapter. The shooting preserve operator may
establish that person's own restrictions on the age, sex, and number of each game bird that
may be taken by each guest, and the fee to be paid by each guest. The exterior boundaries of
each shooting preserve must be clearly defined with signs around the extremity at intervals of
three hundred yards [274.32 meters] or less. Each shooting preserve operator and that person's

guest shall comply with and be subject to chapter 20.1-01. Shooting preserve operators may
restrict or set the hours during which game birds may be hunted, subject to gubernatorial
proclamation. The season for shooting preserves may be all or part of the nine-month period
beginning August first and ending April thirtieth of the following year. All permits must be issued
upon the express condition that the permittee agrees that any law enforcement officer or any
representative of the director may enter and search the premises or any part thereof at any
reasonable time to ensure compliance with state laws and the director's rules.