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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

150.603 Migratory bird/waterfowl permit required -- Exceptions -- Use of revenue

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generated by sale of migratory bird/waterfowl permit.
(1)Any person required to possess a hunting license under the provisions of KRS
150.170, except children under sixteen
(16)years of age, taking or attempting to
take waterfowl within the state shall, in addition to the appropriate hunting license,
possess a current migratory bird/waterfowl permit. The permit shall be carried while
hunting waterfowl.
(2)Any person required to possess a hunting license under the provisions of KRS
150.170, except children under sixteen
(16)years of age, taking or attempting to
take migratory shore or upland game birds within the state shall, in addition to the
appropriate hunting license, possess a current migratory bird/waterfowl permit. The
permit shall be carried while hunting migratory shore or upland game birds.
(3)The Fish and Wildlife Commission shall administer all revenues generated by the
sale of the permits. The revenue from the sale of current migratory bird/waterfowl
permits shall be expended for waterfowl projects for the purpose of protecting and
propagating migratory waterfowl and for the development, restoration,
maintenance, and preservation of wetlands within the state. The intent of this
section is to expand waterfowl research and management and increase waterfowl
populations in the state without detracting from other programs. The expenditures
of funds generated under the provisions of this section shall be included in the
annual report provided for in KRS 150.061.
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