Iowa Code § 483A.31
Reciprocal privileges authorized
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Current — January 1, 2017
As of January 1, 2012
1. Reciprocal fishing, hunting, or trapping privileges are contingent upon a grant of similar privileges by another state to residents of this state.
1. Reciprocal fishing, hunting, or trapping privileges are contingent upon a grant of similar privileges by another state to residents of this state.
2. The commission may negotiate fishing, hunting, or trapping reciprocity agreements with other states.
2. The commission may negotiate fishing, hunting, or trapping reciprocity agreements with other states.
3. When another state confers upon fishing, hunting, or trapping licensees of this state reciprocal rights, privileges, and immunities, a fishing, hunting, or trapping license issued by that state entitles the licensee to all rights, privileges, and immunities in the public waters or public lands of this state enjoyed by the holders of equivalent licenses issued by this state, subject to duties, responsibilities, and liabilities imposed on licensees of this state by the laws of this state.
3. When another state confers upon fishing, hunting, or trapping licensees of this state reciprocal rights, privileges, and immunities, a fishing, hunting, or trapping license issued by that state entitles the licensee to all rights, privileges, and immunities in the public waters or public lands of this state enjoyed by the holders of equivalent licenses issued by this state, subject to duties, responsibilities, and liabilities imposed on licensees of this state by the laws of this state.
90 Acts, ch 1178, §3
90 Acts, ch 1178, §3
Referred to in
Subsection 3 amended
CONTRABAND ARTICLES
C91, §110.31
C93, §483A.31
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