Montana BHA / Thursday, February 16, 2023 / Categories: Media, State Issues Bill would reduce hunting, fishing license costs for some nonresidents Some nonresidents would be eligible for lower-cost hunting and fishing licenses in 2024 under a bill presented to the Senate Fish and Game Committee on Thursday. Senate Bill 350 would allow nonresidents who were born in Montana and who are the child, sibling or parent of a current resident to received reduced cost licenses. The person who is a current resident would not have to have been born in Montana. The reduced fees would also apply to a spouse, child or grandchild of a nonresident meeting the above-mentioned requirements, regardless of where they were born. Read more from the Billings Gazette here... Previous Article OPINION: It’s time to put Montana hunters first Next Article Libby lawmaker eyes legislative change to Lake Koocanusa selenium standard Print 2 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Montana ChapterMontana issues Montana BHAMontana BHA The voice for Montana's wild public lands, waters and wildlife Other posts by Montana BHA Contact author Full biography Full biography The voice for Montana's wild public lands, waters and wildlife x