Section 100. Outfitter Or Designated Agent License Or Amendment Application

A complete application for a new outfitter or designated agent license, outfitter license major amendment, or ne w landowner statement in existing areas must, in addition to all other requirements, include: (4-6-23) 01. Name. The name(s) registered with the Idaho Secretary of State as an assumed business name, th e name of the business entity, or both. (4-6-23) 02. Other Signatures. Signed landowner or land manager statement from: (4-6-23) a. The affected state and federal land managers in all areas where an outfitter plans to utilize land s administered by the state or federal government (this may involve memorandum of understanding procedures a s applicable to proposed operation on national forest or public domain lands); and (4-6-23) b. Private land owners, or their agents, where an outfitter applicant proposes to use such private land s in his operation. (4-6-23) 03. Operating Plan. An operating plan required by the germane land management agency or on a Board approved form. (4-6-23) 04. Insurance. Current certificate or proof of insurance covering licensed activities. (4-6-23) 05. Designated Agent. When the applicant is a corporation, firm, partnership, or other organization o r combination thereof, the designation at least one (1) designated agent who is a qualified outfitter, covered by th e outfitter's bond, and who will be responsible for the outfitting business. The designated agent must apply for and b e granted a license. (4-6-23) 06. Hearing. If more than one (1) applicant submits a complete application with landowne r statement(s), the Board has the discretion to decide the successful applicant. (4-6-23) 07. Existing Operating Area. A licensed outfitter may be given priority for any opportunities withi n the outfitter’s existing operating area boundaries. (4-6-23) 08. Operating Area Limitations

granted a license. (4-6-23) 06. Hearing. If more than one (1) applicant submits a complete application with landowne r statement(s), the Board has the discretion to decide the successful applicant. (4-6-23) 07. Existing Operating Area. A licensed outfitter may be given priority for any opportunities withi n the outfitter’s existing operating area boundaries. (4-6-23) 08. Operating Area Limitations. To safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of the public and for th e conservation of wildlife and fish resources, the Board may place a limit on the number of outfitter licenses issue d within an operating area. (4-6-23)