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ME LD2054

ME LD2054
An Act to Clarify the Laws Regarding Moose Hunting Permits for Hunting Outfitters


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Introduced
12/09/2025
In Committee
12/09/2025
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

132nd Legislature

Bill Summary

This bill prohibits a hunting outfitter from deferring a moose hunting permit due to significant medical illness or due to a single household's holding multiple permits. The bill also clarifies that a recipient of a moose permit from a hunting outfitter may not sell a subpermittee or an alternate subpermittee designation.

AI Summary

This bill modifies Maine's moose hunting permit regulations by implementing two key changes: First, it prohibits hunting outfitters from deferring moose hunting permits under any circumstances, specifically removing previous provisions that might have allowed deferments due to significant medical illness or multiple household permit holdings. Second, the bill explicitly prevents recipients of moose permits from selling their subpermittee or alternate subpermittee designations, which means hunters cannot transfer or sell their specific permit rights to another person. These changes are being made to Title 12 of the Maine Revised Statutes Annotated (MRSA), Section 11154, which governs moose hunting permits, and aim to create more clarity and standardization in the allocation and use of moose hunting permits in the state.

Committee Categories

Agriculture and Natural Resources

Sponsors (1)

Last Action

Voted: Divided Report (on 03/04/2026)

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