2001 Minnesota Statutes

     97A.474 Nonresident lifetime licenses. 

    Subdivision 1.    Nonresident lifetime licenses 
 authorized.  (a) The commissioner may issue a lifetime angling 
 license or a lifetime small game hunting license to a 
 nonresident.  The license fees paid for a lifetime license are 
 nonrefundable. 

    (b) The commissioner may require the holder of a lifetime 
 license issued under this section to notify the department each 
 year that the license is used, by: 

    (1) telephone or Internet notification, as specified by the 
 commissioner; or 

    (2) the purchase of stamps for the license. 

    Subd. 2.    Nonresident lifetime angling license; fee.  
 (a) A nonresident lifetime angling license authorizes a person 
 to take fish by angling in the state.  The license authorizes 
 those activities authorized by the annual nonresident angling 
 license.  The license does not include a trout and salmon stamp 
 validation or other stamps required by law. 

    (b) The fees for a nonresident lifetime angling license are:

    (1) age 3 and under, $447; 

    (2) age 4 to age 15, $600; 

    (3) age 16 to age 50, $773; and 

    (4) age 51 and over, $513. 

    Subd. 3.    Nonresident lifetime small game hunting 
 license; fee.  (a) A nonresident lifetime small game hunting 
 license authorizes a person to hunt small game in the state.  
 The license authorizes those hunting activities authorized by 
 the annual nonresident small game hunting license.  The license 
 does not include a turkey stamp validation or any other hunting 
 stamps required by law.  

    (b) The fees for a nonresident lifetime small game hunting 
 license are: 

    (1) age 3 and under, $947; 

    (2) age 4 to age 15, $1,280; 

    (3) age 16 to age 50, $1,633; and 

    (4) age 51 and over, $1,083. 

    HIST: 2000 c 341 s 6; 1Sp2001 c 2 s 111,112 

*   NOTE:  The amendments to subdivisions 2 and 3 by Laws 2001, 
*First Special Session chapter 2, sections 111 and 112, are 
*effective March 1, 2002.  Laws 2001, First Special Session 
*chapter 2, sections 111 and 112, the effective dates.