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New Hampshire Statutes, Title XVIII

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Title XVIII, Fish and Game

21 chapters · 611 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title XVIII611 Ch 21193 Ch 20789 Ch 21481 Ch 20679 Ch 215-A56 Ch 20846 Ch 215-C40 Ch 21238 Ch 21022 Ch 20916 Ch 212-A16 Ch 21510 Ch 212-B6 Ch 2136

10 sections·Filtered byTitle XVIII✕Ch 215✕

RSA 215:1 When Required
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No person shall engage in the business of guiding, until he has registered with the executive director and procured from him a license so to do.
RSA 215:10 Apprentice Guide License
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I. Any person who wishes to become a hunting or fishing guide but who has not completed the written and oral board requirements to become a licensed guide as required in RSA 215:2, may purchase an apprentice guide license. Additional requirements for an individual to qualify for …
RSA 215:2 Application for License; Issue
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Application for a license shall be made to the chief of the fish and game law enforcement division. The executive director shall prescribe rules and regulations under which such licenses shall be issued. I. Every new applicant applying for a New Hampshire guide's license for the …
RSA 215:2-a Information; Register of Licensed Guides
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The executive director shall furnish a copy of the rules and regulations under which such licenses are issued, with the necessary application form to applicants for license under this chapter. The executive director shall maintain a register of all persons licensed as guides in t…

RSA 215:3 Cancellation of License

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Any licensed guide who violates any provision of this title, or who violates any rule or regulation promulgated by the executive director, or who makes any false statement in his application for a license, or who otherwise, in the judgment of the executive director, is deemed uns…

RSA 215:4 Fee for License

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The executive director shall set the fees for resident and nonresident licenses to guide under this chapter pursuant to RSA 206:10, I.

RSA 215:5 Qualifications of Licensee

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I. A person licensed as a guide shall be at least 18 years of age. He shall furnish such recommendations as the executive director shall require. He shall be skilled in the use, management and handling of such boats or canoes as are customarily used in fishing and hunting, and sh…

RSA 215:6 Expiration of License

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Every license issued shall expire with the calendar year.

RSA 215:7 Badges

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Every licensed guide, while engaged in the business of guiding, shall wear in a conspicuous place on his clothing a badge to be furnished by the executive director upon the issuance of the license.

RSA 215:9 Penalty

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Whoever violates any provision of RSA 215 or any rule or regulation of the executive director made thereunder, shall be guilty of a violation, and, if a licensed guide, shall forfeit his license in the discretion of the executive director.