LCL 10 Natural Resources

(b) The tags may be issued one at a time and
the fee shall be refunded in full or exchanged
for a new tag to the permittee upon
presentation to the Lummi Natural Resources
Department of:
(1) An unused tag, or
(2) A properly validated used tag.
10.17.120 Hunting Tag Requirements
Each hunter shall:
(a) Have in his possession while hunting an
appropriate Lummi hunting tag, but no more
than bag limits for two persons, the hunter and
as the designated hunter for another citizen
issued pursuant to section 10.17.110 (a),
(b) Validate the Lummi Hunting Tag by
notching the month and the day of the kill and
the writing in the area of the kill prior to
moving the animal,
(c) Attach a validated Lummi Hunting Tag to
any carcass in his possession as soon as the
carcass is placed in a vehicle for transit and
ensure that it remains attached during transit
and storage, and
(d) Return the validated hunting tag to the
Lummi Natural Resources Department.
(e) Return all unused tags to the Natural
Resources by March 1 following the hunting
season,
(f) Not have in possession while hunting any
tags, which have expired.
Violation of any provision of this section shall
be punishable by civil penalties as follows:
First violation
$ 50.00 to $100.00
Second violation
$100.00 to $200.00
Subsequent violations
$150.00 to $300.00 and loss of all hunting
privileges until the violator, after a period of
one year, meets with the Council and the
Commission and receives permission to
exercise hunting privileges again.
10.17.130 Marine Mammal Hunting
Tags
After determining in annual regulations
promulgated under Chapter 10.06 that a
harvestable number of any species of marine
mammal exists, the Lummi Natural Resources
Department may issue tags to Lummi citizens
with hunting permits for the taking of specific
marine mammals up to the limit identified in
the annual regulation or if the season should
be otherwise closed by emergency regulation
of the Lummi Natural Resources Department.
The number of animals taken incidentally to
fisheries will be included in the total permitted
take each year. Regulations may require that
the animals be presented for biological
examination by the Lummi Natural Resources
Department. The meat and other parts of the
marine mammals taken pursuant to a valid tag
may be sold, and traditional handicrafts
utilizing parts of such marine mammals may
be sold.
Violation of any provision of this section shall
be punishable by civil penalties as follows:
First violation
$ 50.00 to $100.00
Second violation
$100.00 to $200.00
Subsequent violations
$150.00 to $300.00 and loss of all hunting
privileges until the violator, after a period of
one year, meets with the Council and the
Commission and receives permission to
exercise hunting privileges again.
10.17.140 Firearm Restrictions
It shall be unlawful for any citizen of the
Lummi Nation to use firearms of a type or in a
manner as specified below in any lawful hunt:
(a) A fully automatic firearm.
(b) A shotgun, except that shotguns from 10
to 20 gauge, using shells loaded with slugs or
buckshot size #1 or larger, may be used to
hunt deer and bear.
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