A. Subsection 1 1-A does not apply to crows and skunks in the Willow Water Game Sanctuary.

B. A person residing within the limits of the York Game Sanctuary in the County of Franklin may kill any wild bird, except grouse, or any wild animal, except beaver, when found destroying that person's property.

C. A person residing within the limits of Prout's Neck, Richmond's Island and Cape Elizabeth Sanctuary may kill any wild bird, except ruffed grouse or Hungarian partridge, or any wild animal, when found destroying that person's property.

D. A person may trap any wild animal except moose, caribou, and deer and elk within Fairfield Sanctuary, Narragansett Game Sanctuary and Prout's Neck, Richmond's Island and Cape Elizabeth Sanctuary in accordance with the general laws of the State.

E. If the commissioner determines that the public health and safety are threatened by diseased animals within Rangeley Plantation Sanctuary, the commissioner may authorize the use of firearms or any other device the commissioner determines appropriate to eliminate diseased animals.

F. The Augusta Water District may use Carleton Pond in the Readfield and Winthrop Sanctuary as it determines necessary.

G. Within the Readfield and Winthrop Sanctuary, subsection 1 1-A applies only to fenced lands that are or may be hereafter fenced.

H. The use of firearms on Megunticook Lake and Vicinity Sanctuary is prohibited only from the first day of April of each year to the 30th day of September following.

3. Using motorboat within Merrymeeting Bay Game Sanctuary. A person may not use a motorboat within Merrymeeting Bay Game Sanctuary, except that motorboats may be used between the Woolwich shore on the east and a line on the west designated by a series of red markers adjacent to the edge of the grassy marsh area from Kelly's Point to the southern boundary of the Merrymeeting Bay Game Sanctuary.