Section 11-0703. General provisions

1.  a.  The  privileges  of the licenses and stamps defined in section
  11-0701 may be exercised only at the times and places, and in the manner
  and to the extent, permitted by provisions of the Fish and Wildlife  Law
  and  applicable  regulations  of  the  department,  including provisions
  contained and  regulations  authorized  in  sections  of  the  Fish  and
  Wildlife  Law  other  than  those  specifically  referred  to in section
  11-0701.
    b. No license or stamp authorizes the  holder  (a)  to  trespass  upon
  private  lands  or  waters  or  to  interfere with property belonging to
  another person; (b) to take fish or wildlife on an  Indian  reservation;
  (c)  to  enter  upon, or to take or disturb fish or wildlife upon, state
  lands or waters posted by the department except  in  accordance  with  a
  written   permit  from  the  department  or  an  order  adopted  by  the
  department; (d) to take any fish or wildlife in any area closed  to  the
  taking  of fish or wildlife, or to take any species of fish, wildlife or
  protected insect in an area closed to the taking of such species.
    2. No license, permit, tag or stamp is transferable. No  person  shall
  alter,  change,  lend  to  another or attempt to transfer to another any
  license or any button, permit, tag or stamp issued therewith. No person,
  while hunting, shall possess a license, button,  permit,  tag  or  stamp
  which  was  issued  to another person unless actually accompanied by the
  person to whom such license, button, permit, tag or stamp was issued. No
  person shall purchase, possess or use  more  than  one  junior  archery,
  junior   hunting,   small   and   big   game,   big   game,  bowhunting,
  muzzle-loading, sportsman, or resident super-sportsman license or stamp,
  non-resident  bowhunting   or   muzzle-loading   license,   non-resident
  super-sportsman license, non-resident bear tag or special permit for the
  current   license  year,  except  as  permitted  by  regulation  of  the
  department.  Notwithstanding  the   prohibitions   contained   in   this
  subdivision,  the  department  may  authorize  by rule or regulation the
  transfer of deer management permits, issued pursuant to section  11-0913
  of  this  article,  to any person licensed to hunt deer pursuant to this
  title.
    3. Any license, stamp or certificate in lieu of a  lost  or  destroyed
  license, obtained by fraud, or by a person not authorized to hold it, or
  who makes a false statement in applying for it, is void.
    4. a. Non-resident fishing, non-resident super-sportsman, non-resident
  bowhunting  or  muzzle-loading,  or  non-resident  trapping licenses, or
  non-resident bear tags are issuable only to  non-residents  and  persons
  who  have been residents for less than thirty days immediately preceding
  the date of application.
    b. A person under the age of fourteen  years  is  ineligible  for  any
  license which authorizes the holder to hunt big game. A person under the
  age  of  sixteen years is ineligible for a small and big game, sportsman
  or resident super-sportsman, non-resident super-sportsman,  non-resident
  big game, non-resident bowhunting license, or bowhunting stamp. A person
  is  ineligible for a small game, small and big game, junior hunting, big
  game,  junior   archery,   sportsman   and   resident   super-sportsman,
  non-resident    super-sportsman,    or    non-resident   bowhunting   or
  muzzle-loading license unless such  person  meets  the  requirements  of
  subdivision 3 of section 11-0713 of this title.
    c.  Only the following persons are eligible for resident licenses: (1)
  persons who have been residents in the state for more than  thirty  days
  immediately  preceding  the date of application for the licenses, or who
  are enrolled in a full-time course at a college or university within the
  state and who are in residence in the state for the school year, or  who
  are  out of state or foreign exchange high school students enrolled in a

  full-time course in a high school  within  the  state  and  who  are  in
  residence  in  the  state  for  the school year; (2) Indian residents or
  members of the six nations residing on any reservation wholly or  partly
  within  the  state;  (3)  members  of  the United States armed forces in
  active service, stationed in this state,  regardless  of  the  place  of
  residence  at  the  time  of  entry  into  the  service; and (4) persons
  privileged under subdivision 5 of section 11-0707  of  this  article  to
  take  wildlife,  other  than  deer  and  bear,  as  if they held hunting
  licenses.
    d. Only persons who possess a small and big game license, the big game
  license portion of the free sportsman, a sportsman license  or  resident
  super-sportsman  license are eligible for a bowhunting or muzzle-loading
  stamp, except that the holder of a junior  hunting  license,  who  is  a
  resident  and  who  is  at  least  fourteen years old, is eligible for a
  muzzle-loading stamp.
    e. A person under the age of twelve years is ineligible for  a  junior
  hunting license.
    5. a. One-day and seven-day fishing licenses expire on the date stated
  on them.
    b.  A  fishing license issued without charge to a resident as formerly
  provided in subdivision 2 of section 11-0715, shall remain effective for
  the life of the licensee.
    c. A special antlerless deer license is effective during  the  special
  open season for which it is issued.
    d.  All  other  licenses  and  stamps  defined  in section 11-0701 are
  effective for a license year beginning October 1  and  ending  September
  30.
    6.  a.  Except  as  provided in section 11-0707 and section 11-0709 of
  this title, no person shall (1) hunt wildlife, other than deer or  bear,
  or  take  fish  with  a gun, unless such person holds and is entitled to
  exercise the privileges of a small game, junior hunting, small  and  big
  game,   free   sportsman,  sportsman  or  resident  super-sportsman,  or
  non-resident super-sportsman license; (2)  hunt  antlerless  deer  in  a
  special  open  season  therefor  pursuant  to  subdivision  6 of section
  11-0903 of this article unless such person  holds  and  is  entitled  to
  exercise the privileges of and has on his or her person while so hunting
  a  small  and big game, big game, junior archery, free sportsman, junior
  hunting if the licensee is  at  least  fourteen  years  old,  sportsman,
  resident  super-sportsman,  non-resident super-sportsman or non-resident
  bowhunting or muzzle-loading license,  and  a  special  antlerless  deer
  license; (3) take fish or frogs in the manner described in subdivision 4
  of  section  11-0701  of  this  title  unless such person is entitled to
  exercise the privileges of a fishing license; (4) trap  wildlife  unless
  such person holds a trapping license.
    b.  Except  as provided in section 11-0707 and section 11-0709 of this
  title, no resident shall (1) hunt wild deer or bear unless  such  person
  holds  and  is  entitled  to  exercise the privileges of a small and big
  game, junior archery,  junior  hunting  if  the  licensee  is  at  least
  fourteen   years   old,   free   sportsman,   sportsman,   or   resident
  super-sportsman license, and meets the requirements of this article; (2)
  hunt wild deer or bear with a longbow in a special longbow season unless
  such person holds and is entitled to exercise the privileges of a  small
  and  big  game,  junior  archery, free sportsman, sportsman, or resident
  super-sportsman license with a bowhunting stamp affixed  and  meets  the
  requirements  of  this  article;  or  (3)  hunt wild deer or bear with a
  muzzle-loading firearm in a special muzzle-loading firearm season unless
  such person holds a small  and  big  game,  free  sportsman,  sportsman,
  junior  hunting  if  the  licensee  is  at  least fourteen years old, or

  resident super-sportsman license with a muzzle-loading stamp affixed and
  meets the requirements of this article.
    c.  Except  as provided in section 11-0707 and section 11-0709 of this
  title, no non-resident shall (1) hunt wild deer unless such person holds
  and is entitled to  exercise  the  privileges  of  a  big  game,  junior
  archery,  junior hunting if the licensee is at least fourteen years old,
  non-resident   super-sportsman,   or    non-resident    bowhunting    or
  muzzle-loading  license;  (2) hunt wild deer with a longbow in a special
  longbow season unless such person holds and is entitled to exercise  the
  privileges  of  a non-resident super-sportsman, non-resident bowhunting,
  or junior archery license; (3) hunt  wild  deer  with  a  muzzle-loading
  firearm  in  a  special muzzle-loading firearm season unless such person
  holds a  non-resident  super-sportsman  or  non-resident  muzzle-loading
  license;  (4)  hunt  wild bear unless such person holds a junior hunting
  license if the licensee is at least fourteen years old, a junior archery
  license, or a non-resident bear tag  in  combination  with  one  of  the
  non-resident  deer  licenses  listed  in  subparagraph 1, 2 or 3 of this
  paragraph.