1320                                        LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 4

The only other changes made are in style.

[[10-411. HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS WITHOUT WRITTEN
PERMISSION PROHIBITED; LANDOWNER NOT LIABLE FOR
INJURIES.

(A) HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS WITHOUT WRITTEN
PERMISSION PROHIBITED. - A PERSON MAY NOT ENTER ON
LANDS OWNED BY ANOTHER PERSON TO HUNT WITHOUT FIRST
OBTAINING THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE LANDOWNER, HIS
AGENT, OR LESSEE.

(E) EXHIBITION OF WRITTEN PERMISSION. - ANY
PERSON HUNTING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY SHALL EXHIBIT HIS
WRITTEN PERMISSION UPON DEMAND TO ANY NATURAL
RESOURCES POLICE OFFICER OR ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER OF THE STATE. UPON REQUEST OF THE LANDOWNER,
HIS AGENT, OR LESSEE, THE NATURAL RESOURCES POLICE
OFFICER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER SHALL ARREST ANY
PERSON HUNTING WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION.

(C) LANDOWNER NOT LIABLE FOR INJURIES. - IN
ADDITION TO ANY PENALTY PROVIDED BY THIS TITLE, ANY
PERSON HUNTING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY IS LIABLE FOR ANY
DAMAGE HE CAUSES TO THE PRIVATE PROPERTY, AND THE
LANDOWNER IS NOT LIABLE FOR ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR
DAMAGE TO ANY HUNTER. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
PARAGRAPH APPLY WHETHER OR NOT WRITTEN PERMISSION IS
OBTAINED.]]

10-411. HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS.

(A) HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS — GENERALLY. —

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED, A PERSON MAY NOT

COME TO HUNT, UPON ANY PRETENSE WHATEVER WITH A GUN OR

DOG ON LANDS OWNED BY ANOTHER PERSON WITHOUT THE

PERMISSION OF THE LANDOWNER, HIS AGENT, OR LESSEE.

ANY PERSON HUNTING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY SHALL BE LIABLE
FOR ANY DAMAGE HE CAUSES TO THE PRIVATE PROPERTY WHILE

HUNTING. THE LANDOWNER IS NOT LIABLE FOR ACCIDENTAL

INJURY OR DAMAGE TO THE PERSON, WHETHER OR NOT THE

LANDOWNER, HIS AGENT, OR LESSEE GAVE THE PERMISSION TO
HUNT.

(B) HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS IN HARFORD COUNTY.

IN HARFORD COUNTY, A PERSON MAY NOT COME TO HUNT,

UPON ANY PRETENSE WHATEVER, WITH A GUN ON THE LANDS

OWNED BY ANOTHER PERSON WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION