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1330 LAWS OF MARYLAND [Ch. 4
EVERY SPOTLIGHT, ARTIFICIAL LIGHT, BATTERY, OR DEVICE
TO SPOT, LOCATE OR HUNT FOR DEER, AND EVERY FIREARM,
BOM AND ARROW, OR DEVICE CAPABLE OF KILLING A DEER,
FOUND IN OR ON ANY VEHICLE OR IN POSSESSION OF THE
PERSON CONVICTED, OR USED TO VIOLATE THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS SUBSECTION, SHALL BE CONFISCATED AND DISPOSED OF
BY THE SECRETARY AS HE DEEMS ADVISABLE.
REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) presently appears
as Article 66C, section 196(f) of the Code.
Subsection (b) presently appears as Article
66C, section 196(c) of the Code. The
reference to using a dog to hunt deer is
proposed for deletion because the first
sentence defines the acts which constitute
hunting with a dog.
Subsection (c) presently appears as Article
66C, section 196A of the Code. The
provision which prohibits hunting deer at
night is proposed for deletion because it
duplicates section 10-410(b). The
definition of nighttime is proposed for
deletion because it duplicates section
10—101(1). The provision that exempts
raccoon and opossum from the provisions of
this subsection is proposed for deletion
because it is covered in section 10-410(e)
and because this section clearly pertains
only to deer. Subsection (d) is the third
paragraph of Article 66C, section 196A. It
is retained because it monetarily is
greater than the uniform penalty section
proposed for this title.
The only other changes made are in style.
10-417. EXPORT OF GAME BIRDS OR MAMMALS.
(A) EXPORT OF GAME BIRDS OR MAMMALS. - A PERSON
MAY NOT EXPORT FROM THE STATE ANY GAME BIRD OR MAMMAL,
EXCEPT WILD WATERFOWL AND FDR-BEARING MAMMALS.
HOWEVER, A LICENSED HUNTER MAY TAKE OUT WITH HIM AS
PERSONAL BAGGAGE IN THE OPEN SEASON ONLY THE
PRESCRIBED POSSESSION LIMIT AS SET BY RULE OR
REGULATION. HE SHALL PRODUCE HIS HUNTING LICENSE UPON
DEMAND OF ANY NATURAL RESOURCES POLICE OFFICER, ANY
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, OR AGENT OF THE COMMON
CARRIER. AN EXPRESS COMPANY OR ANY COMMON CARRIER
KNOWINGLY MAY NOT ACCEPT ANY GAME BIRD OR MAMMAL,
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