Each of the following acts or omissions by members, including members acting as assistants, constitutes a separate violation of this chapter. Nonmember spouses who fail to comply with the requirements and restrictions of this chapter shall be considered to have violated this chapter and shall only be subject to the civil fines and penalties for such acts or omissions, provided for in TTC § 8.10.430. A member whose nonmember spouse or other assistant violates this chapter shall be considered to have violated this chapter by such act or omission.
(Ord. 67 Art. 3, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
Hunting or being assisted in hunting without a valid permit shall be a violation of this chapter.
(Ord. 67 § 3.01, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
Hunting, killing, or possessing game in excess of the number of that species authorized to be taken shall be a violation of this chapter.
(Ord. 67 § 3.02, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be a violation of this chapter for any member, nonmember spouse, or other assistant to hunt, or possess any game animal or bird killed, during the closed season, except when harvested pursuant to a special subsistence or ceremonial permit.
(Ord. 67 § 3.03, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be a violation to exercise Tribal hunting rights during a closed season, or in any area which has not been opened to hunting by Tribal regulation, except when authorized to do so pursuant to a special subsistence or ceremonial permit. No hunting shall take place in an area during a conservation or management closure imposed by the Tribes. It shall also be a violation of this chapter to hunt in an area during a State conservation or management closure being honored by the Tribes pursuant to a Board-approved management agreement, so long as the Tribal hunter has been notified of the closure’s applicability in accordance with Tribal regulation.
(Ord. 67 § 3.04, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
The regulations shall provide for weapon restrictions for hunting particular animals, so as not to cause wounding. It shall be a violation of this chapter to violate any such regulation.
(Ord. 67 § 3.05, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
The use of spotlights, headlights or any other artificial light may be prohibited or restricted by regulation. It shall be a violation of this chapter to violate any such regulation.
(Ord. 67 § 3.06, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be a violation to carry firearms loaded with live ammunition in any motor vehicle, including a motorcycle. A loaded firearm is one in which there is live ammunition in a firearm, or in a clip that is inserted in the firearm.
(Ord. 67 § 3.08, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be unlawful to consume or possess intoxicating liquor or drugs while hunting or to hunt with firearms while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs.
(Ord. 67 § 3.09, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be unlawful to waste any game after killing it.
(Ord. 67 § 3.11, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be unlawful to fail to submit a tag or other report required by this chapter or regulation.
(Ord. 67 § 3.12, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
It shall be a violation of this chapter to willfully interfere with or obstruct an officer engaged in enforcement of this chapter or regulations promulgated hereunder, including an officer deputized by the Tribes or an officer engaged in enforcement pursuant to a Board-approved agreement with the Tribes.
(Ord. 67 § 3.13, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)
The regulations may impose additional requirements or restrictions appropriate for conservation and/or allocation of the resource, or for other management purposes consistent with this chapter. The violation of any such requirements or restrictions, or of any permit condition not otherwise declared unlawful, shall also be a violation of this chapter.
(Ord. 67 § 3.14, 8-6-1988; Res. 2014-402; Res. 2016-181)