D. A person having evidence of a dog chasing, killing, wounding or pursuing a moose, caribou, or deer or elk or any other wild animal in closed season, or of a dog kept and used for that purpose, or of a dog worrying, wounding or killing a domestic animal, including another dog, or livestock, poultry, fowl or fur-bearing animal legally in captivity, when the dog is outside of the enclosure or immediate care of the dog's owner or keeper, may present that evidence to the District Court having jurisdiction.

(1) The court may issue a warrant against the owner of the dog, ordering the owner to show cause why the dog should not be killed.

(2) Upon hearing the evidence in the case, the court may order the dog killed by a game warden.

(3) The costs of prosecution must be paid by the owner or keeper of the dog.

E. Except as provided in paragraph F, the owner or keeper of a dog commits a civil violation for which a forfeiture of not less than $100 nor more than $500 may be adjudged if:

(1) That owner's or keeper's bird dog, retrieving dog or hound dog is found killing or wounding a moose, caribou, deer or elk during a period in which it is lawful to train dogs, as provided for in section 12051, subsection 1, while the dog is at a licensed dog training area or at a licensed trial for retrieving dogs; or

(2) That owner or keeper has been notified under paragraph C and that owner or keeper permits any dog mentioned in the notice to leave the owner's or keeper's immediate control.

E-1.__Except as provided in paragraphs F and G, the owner or keeper of a dog is in violation of this paragraph if that owner's or keeper's bird dog, retrieving dog or hound dog is found killing or wounding a moose, deer or wild turkey during a period in which it is lawful to train dogs, as provided for in section 12051, subsection 1, while the dog is at a licensed dog training area or at a licensed trial for retrieving dogs.