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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 805

remain attached to the individual game bird or mammal until it is
prepared for final consumption. The tag shall be used only once
and shall be destroyed immediately on removal.

(b)  A person licensed under the provisions of this subtitle
may not ship any game bird or mammal, either dead or alive,
beyond the State at any time without first obtaining a permit
from the Secretary.

(c)  This section does not require tagging any game bird or
mammal released within the State or hatched from eggs and
released within the State for stocking purposes or to those sold
to the Secretary for propagating purposes.]

[10-904.

(a)  A person may not fail to return to the Secretary any
tag with the required information or kill, sell, give away,
remove, or ship any game bird or mammal bred or raised unless
first notifying the Secretary and making application to kill,
sell, give away, remove, or ship.

(b)  A person may not fail to remove and return to the
Secretary any tag attached to any container or to any game bird
or mammal.

(c)  A person may not remove or destroy any tag attached to
any container or game bird or mammal except in the manner and at
the time and place prescribed.

(d)  A person may not use a tag issued pursuant to § 10-903
for any game bird or mammal or the eggs of any game bird hunted
outside the premises used for propagating game or for a second
shipment of any game bird or mammal from the premises.]

[10-905.

Each licensee shall keep a ledger of any game bird or mammal
raised, the number killed, and the number sold dead or alive. The
licensee shall allow any Natural Resources Police officer or any
law enforcement officer at any reasonable hour to enter and
inspect the premises where operations are carried on to inspect
records. ]

[10-906.

(a) A person may not enter upon any game preserve or refuge
used for the propagation of any game bird or mammal and
intentionally damage, destroy, disturb, hunt, poison, wound,
remove, or drive off any game bird or mammal or its young or
eggs, without the consent of the owner. Also, a person may not
hunt any game bird or mammal on the preserve or refuge at any
time with the use of spotlight, flashlight, searchlight, any
artificial light or battery, sulphur fire, snare, net, deerlick,
pitfall, turkey blind, or turkey pen or any other means. A person