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Chapter 92. Statewide Provisions

Section 1 . Application of this chapter

Section 2 . Liability for violations

Section 3 . Hunter education and orientation requirements

Section 4 . Policy for off-road vehicle use for hunting and transporting game

Section 5 . Policy for changing board agenda

Section 6 . (Repealed)

Section 7 . (Repealed)

Section 8 . Harvest guideline levels

Section 9 . Obstruction or hindrance of lawful hunting or trapping

Section 10 . Harvest tickets and reports

Section 11 . Taking of game by proxy

Section 12 . Licenses and tags

Section 13 . Migratory bird hunting guide services

Section 14 . (Repealed)

Section 15 . Brown bear tag fee exemptions

Section 16 . Musk oxen tag fees

Section 17 . Koyukon Potlatch Ceremony

Section 18 . Waterfowl conservation tag

Section 19 . Taking of big game for certain religious ceremonies

Section 20 . Application of permit regulations and permit reports

Section 25 . Permit for exporting a raw skin

Section 27 . (Repealed)

Section 28 . Aviculture permits

Section 29 . Permit for possessing live game

Section 30 . Possession of wolf hybrid prohibited

Section 31 . Permit for selling skins and trophies

Section 33 . Permit for scientific, educational, propagative, or public safety purposes

Section 34 . Permit to take game for cultural purposes

Section 35 . Permit for temporary commercial use of live game

Section 36 . Permit for taking a child hunting

Section 37 . Permits for falconry

Section 38 . (Repealed)

Section 39 . Permit for taking wolves using aircraft

Section 40 . Permit for taking furbearers with game

Section 41 . Permit to take beavers to control damage to property

Section 43 . Permit for capturing wild furbearers for fur farming

Section 44 . Permit for hunting black bear with the use of bait or scent lures

Section 45 . (Repealed)

Section 46 . Permits for taking incidental or stranded musk oxen

Section 47 . Permit for using radio telemetry equipment

Section 49 . Permits, permit procedures, and permit conditions

Section 50 . Required permit hunt conditions and procedures

Section 51 . Discretionary trapping permit conditions and procedures

Section 52 . Discretionary permit hunt conditions and procedures

Section 53 . Permit to take moose for Nuchalawoyya Potlatch

Section 54 . (Repealed)

Section 55 . Stickdance permit

Section 56 . (Repealed)

Section 58 . (Repealed)

Section 59 . (Repealed)

Section 60 . (Repealed)

Section 61 . Special provisions for Unit 8 brown bear permit hunts

Section 62 . Priority for subsistence hunting; Tier II permits

Section 63 . Repealed

Section 64 . Permit for access to the Stan Price State Wildlife Sanctuary

Section 65 . Permit for access to McNeil River State Game Sanctuary

Section 66 . Permit for access to Walrus Islands State Game Sanctuary

Section 67 . Units 22 and 23 brown bear permits

Section 68 . Permit conditions for hunting black bear with dogs

Section 69 . Units 21(D) and 24, Koyukuk Controlled Use Area, and Unit 23 moose drawing permits for nonresidents

Section 70 . Tier II subsistence hunting permit point system

Section 72 . Community subsistence harvest hunt area and permit conditions

Section 74 . Community subsistence harvest hunt areas

Section 75 . Lawful methods of taking game

Section 80 . Unlawful methods of taking game; exceptions

Section 85 . Unlawful methods of taking big game; exceptions

Section 90 . Unlawful methods of taking fur animals

Section 95 . Unlawful methods of taking furbearers; exceptions

Section 100 . Unlawful methods of hunting waterfowl, snipe, and cranes

Section 104 . Authorization for methods and means disability exemptions

Section 105 . (Repealed)

Section 106 . Intensive management of identified big game prey populations

Section 108 . Identified big game prey populations and objectives

Section 110 . Control of predation by wolves

Section 115 . Control of predation by bears

Section 120 . (Repealed)

Section 125 . Predation Control Implementation Plans

Section 130 . Restrictions to bag limit

Section 132 . Bag limit for brown bears

Section 135 . Transfer of possession

Section 140 . Unlawful possession or transportation of game

Section 150 . Evidence of sex and identity

Section 160 . Marked or tagged game

Section 165 . Sealing of bear skins and skulls

Section 170 . Sealing of marten, lynx, beaver, otter, wolf, and wolverine

Section 171 . Sealing of Dall sheep horns

Section 175 . (Repealed)

Section 200 . Purchase and sale of game

Section 210 . Game as animal food or bait

Section 220 . Salvage of game meat, furs, and hides

Section 230 . Feeding of game

Section 240 . (Repealed)

Section 241 . (Repealed)

Section 250 . Transfer of musk oxen for scientific and educational purposes

Section 255 . Reduction of the Adak caribou herd

Section 260 . Taking cub bears and female bears with cubs prohibited

Section 265 . (Repealed)

Section 400 . Emergency taking of game

Section 410 . Taking game in defense of life or property

Section 420 . Taking nuisance wildlife

Section 450 . Description of game management units

Section 510 . Areas closed to hunting

Section 520 . Closures and restrictions in state game refuges

Section 530 . Management areas

Section 540 . Controlled use areas

Section 550 . Areas closed to trapping

Section 990 . Definitions

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