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| 7. Illegal possession of gift moose. A person is guilty, | | notwithstanding subsection 3, of illegal possession of a gift | | moose if that person possesses a part or parts of a moose unless | | each separate part given to that person is plainly labeled with | the following |
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| | A. The registration seal number; and |
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| | B. The name and address | | moose and the year it was registered. |
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| | | Sec. 11. 12 MRSA §7625, as enacted by PL 1979, c. 420, §1, is | | amended to read: |
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| | | §7625. Failure to label fish |
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| | | A person is guilty of failure to label fish if he | | person keeps any black bass, salmon, togue or trout at any | | sporting camp, hotel or public lodging place and fails to | attachand address | who caught them to | | caught. |
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| | | This bill requires moose hunters to wear 2 articles of | | hunter orange clothing and exempts hunters from the hunter | | orange clothing requirement when hunting from a tree stand. | | The bill also allows a person to keep a gift bear, deer, moose | | or fish if it is labeled with just the name of the person who | | harvested the animal and the date when the animal was | | harvested. Additionally, the bill removes the prohibition on | | baiting deer and allows a person to keep more than one legally | | harvested game animal in that person's home. Finally, the | | bill allows a person to assist in a hunt without a license or | | permit if that person does not carry a weapon during that | | hunt. |
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