Montana Code 87-5-208. Nonresidents allowed raptors in state — capture
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87-5-208. Nonresidents allowed raptors in state — capture. (1) A nonresident who possesses a valid federal falconry license may practice falconry in the state of Montana with legally acquired and permitted raptors. A nonresident is allowed to hunt with falcons in the state of Montana subject to all Montana laws and rules.
Terms Used In Montana Code 87-5-208
- Raptors: when used in this part, means all birds of the orders falconiformes and strigiformes, commonly called falcons, hawks, eagles, ospreys, and owls. See Montana Code 87-5-202
- State: when applied to the different parts of the United States, includes the District of Columbia and the territories. See Montana Code 1-1-201
(2)Nonresidents may capture raptors in Montana for falconry or captive breeding purposes pursuant to rules adopted under 87-5-204.
(3)A resident of a state that does not allow Montana residents to trap raptors in that state may not obtain a trapping permit in Montana.