R657-37-8. Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit Agents

  (1) A landowner association member may appoint a CWMU agent to monitor access and protect the private property of the CWMU.

  (2) Each CWMU agent must wear or have in possession a form of identification prescribed by the Wildlife Board which indicates the agent is a CWMU agent.

  (3) A CWMU agent may refuse entry to or remove from a CWMU any person who:

  (a) does not possess a valid CWMU permit;

  (b) endangers or has endangered human safety;

  (c) damages or has damaged property within a CWMU;

  (d) fails or has failed to comply with reasonable rules of a landowner association; or

  (e) does not have the legal right to be on lands within a CWMU.

  (4) A CWMU agent may not refuse entry to the general public onto any public land within the boundaries of a CWMU that is otherwise accessible to the public for purposes other than hunting big game or turkey for which the CWMU is authorized.

  (5) In performing the functions described in this section, a CWMU agent must comply with the relevant laws of this state.