Eliminating the authority of the secretary of wildlife and parks to issue nonresident landowner deer permits.

Summary

The bill amends K.S.A. 32‑937 to redefine who can hunt on private land and removes the secretary’s ability to issue nonresident landowner deer permits that are not tied to the owner’s property. It keeps resident landowner/tenant “hunt‑on‑your‑own‑land” permits, sets a 50% allocation rule for landowners/tenants, and retains limited nonresident deer permits that must be used only on the nonresident’s land. The measure died in committee, so it has no effect.

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