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An Act To Allow Fees To Be Charged for Wild Game Dinners
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows:
Sec. 1.  12 MRSA §11217, sub-§2, ¶I  is enacted to read:
 
I.  A person who has lawfully killed or trapped and registered, if required by this Part, a wild animal may sell the meat of the animal at a wild game dinner or to the organizer of a wild game dinner. For the purposes of this paragraph, "wild game dinner" means a single event where meat from an animal lawfully taken under this Part is cooked and sold to persons at the event for immediate consumption.
 
SUMMARY
This bill allows a person who has lawfully killed a wild animal to sell the meat of the animal at a wild game dinner or to the organizer of a wild game dinner. The bill defines "wild game dinner" as a single event where meat from a lawfully taken animal is cooked and sold to persons at the event for immediate consumption.