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87-1-285. Fishing access enhancement program created — private landowner assistance to promote public fishing access — rules

87-1-285. Fishing access enhancement program created — private landowner assistance to promote public fishing access — rules. (1) The department may establish programs of landowner assistance that encourage public access to and across private lands for purposes of fishing and may adopt rules to carry out program purposes. Rules may address but are not limited to […]

87-1-286. Fishing access enhancement program — benefits for providing fishing access — cooperative agreement — factors for determining benefits earned — restriction on landowner liability

87-1-286. Fishing access enhancement program — benefits for providing fishing access — cooperative agreement — factors for determining benefits earned — restriction on landowner liability. (1) As provided in 87-1-285, the department may establish and administer a voluntary program to enhance fishing access. The program must be designed to provide tangible benefits to participating private landowners […]

87-1-287. Placement of warning sign in water legally accessible to public — liability limitation — role of department

87-1-287. Placement of warning sign in water legally accessible to public – liability limitation — role of department. (1) Unless acting with gross negligence, an individual or a nonprofit organization is not liable for civil damages resulting from the individual’s or organization’s placement of a sign or marker warning of a hazard in water legally accessible to […]

87-1-290. Hunting access account

87-1-290. Hunting access account. (1) There is a hunting access account in the state special revenue fund. Funds deposited in this account must be used for the purpose of funding any hunting access program. (2) The following funds must be deposited in the account: (a) 28.5% of the fee for Class B-10 nonresident big game combination licenses pursuant […]

87-1-276. Purpose

87-1-276. Purpose. The purpose of 87-1-277 through 87-1-279 and this section is to create a continuing program and mechanism to provide funding, through the department, to private shooting clubs, private organizations, local governments, and school districts for the establishment and improvement of a system of shooting ranges throughout Montana. History: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 475, L. 1999.

87-1-277. Shooting range development grants

87-1-277. Shooting range development grants. A private shooting club, private organization, unit of local government, or school district may seek a grant for a shooting range development project. History: En. Sec. 2, Ch. 475, L. 1999.

87-1-268. Repealed

87-1-268. Repealed. Sec. 10, I.M. No. 161, Nov. 2, 2010. History: En. Sec. 6, Ch. 459, L. 1995.

87-1-269. Private land/public wildlife advisory committee — duties — reports

87-1-269. Private land/public wildlife advisory committee — duties — reports. (1) There is a private land/public wildlife advisory committee composed of persons interested in issues related to hunters, anglers, landowners, and outfitters, including but not limited to hunting access programs established pursuant to 87-1-265, the fishing access enhancement program, landowner-hunter relations, outfitting industry issues, public access […]