Montana § 87-1-107 - Right To Harvest -- Legislative Intent
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§ 87-1-107. Right To Harvest -- Legislative Intent
Right to harvest -- legislative intent. The legislature, mindful of its constitutional obligations under Article II, section 3, of the Montana constitution protecting the inalienable rights of a person to pursue life's basic necessities, enjoy the person's life and liberties, and pursue happiness in all lawful ways, and Article IX, section 7, of the Montana constitution protecting the opportunity for a person to harvest wild fish and wild game animals while not diminishing other private rights, has enacted the laws of this title pertaining to the lawful means of hunting, fishing, and trapping, as defined in 87-2-101 and 87-6-101 , as adequate remedies for the preservation of the harvest heritage of the individual citizens of this state.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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