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Three
Affiliated Tribes Approves the Deer Gun Season
2001 on the Fort Berthold Reservation
The Tribal
Business Council approved the 2001 Dear Gun Season
pursuant to Tribal Resolution #01-239-MWJR,
which states in part:
Whereas, Pursuant to Chapter 18-2-2 (2) of the
Game, Fish and Recreation Code of Laws for the
Three Affiliated Tribes, the Game and Fish Division
shall propose to the Council and enforce when
enacted, tribal regulations relating to game and
fish resources and recreation; and...
Now Therefore Be It Resolved, The Tribal Business
Council does empower the Game and Fish Division
to enact and enforce the 2001 Deer Gun Season
Proclamation as provided by the Chapter 18 Code
of Laws of the Three Affiliated Tribes.
Deer Gun
Season Proclamation 2001 which states in part:
Season: The season for taking deer with Firearms
shall be from sunrise to sunset each day from
November 2 through November 25, 2001…
Unit #1 Mandaree 165 Antlered &
35 (Blue) Antlerless
Unit #2 Little Shell 25 Antlerless
(Green)
Unit #3 White Shield 165 Antlered & 40
(Red) Antlerless
Unit #4 Twin Buttes 165 Antlered
& 25 (Brown) Antlerless
Three Affiliated
Tribes Approves Access to all Tribal Lands for
the Deer Gun Season 2001 on the Fort Berthold
Reservation
The Tribal
Business Council took formal action to assure
public access to respective duly licensed
Deer Gun Hunters whom wish to pursue Deer on the
Tribal Lands within the Fort Berthold Reservation
for the 2001 Dear Gun Season.
This action was taken, due to the continued denial
of access to Tribal Lands within the Tribal Lease
Lands and Tribal Range Units of the Three Affiliated
Tribes.
Therefore the Tribal Business stated for the record
in part:
"The Legal Department of the Three Affiliated
Tribes to prepare public notices indicating that
access to hunting on range units is to be permitted
pursuant to Code of Laws of the Three Affiliated
Tribes, but also that if they (Lessee's of the
Range Units) violate the Code of Laws of TAT and
do not follow those provisions, this may affect
their ability to maintain/retain or get a range
unit and other farm pasture leases."…
The Tribal Council also cited Tribal Resolution
#00-02-DSB which states in part:
Provisions
for Allocation of Grazing Permits:
15) Access
for the purposes of hunting on Tribal lands located
within a range unit will be pursuant to the Game
and Fish Department of the Three Affiliated Tribes
and Chapter 18 of the Code of Laws of the Three
Affiliated Tribes known as the Game and Fish Code,
and in accordance with Resolution #97-157-DSB.
Locks on
gates preventing access to Tribal lands for the
purpose of hunting are prohibited.
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