Montana Code 37-47-311. Limit one license
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37-47-311. Limit one license. (1) An individual may not hold more than one outfitter‘s license either for the individual’s own benefit or for the use and benefit of a business entity. However, the name of a business entity may appear on more than one current outfitter’s license.
Terms Used In Montana Code 37-47-311
- Board: means the board of outfitters provided for in 2-15-1773. See Montana Code 37-47-101
- Business entity: means any version of a proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company. See Montana Code 37-47-101
- Outfitter: means any person, except a person providing services on real property that the person owns for the primary pursuit of bona fide agricultural interests, who for consideration provides any saddle or pack animal, facilities, camping equipment, vehicle, watercraft, or other conveyance, or personal service for any person to hunt, trap, capture, take, kill, or pursue any game, including fish, and who accompanies that person, either part or all of the way, on an expedition for any of these purposes or supervises a licensed guide or outfitter's assistant in accompanying that person. See Montana Code 37-47-101
(2)Subsection (1) does not prevent a licensee from:
(a)owning or operating more than one business entity under one license; or
(b)filing more than one operations plan with the board.