| 4-A. Subpermittees. A person may not hunt moose with a |
| permittee unless the person is a subpermittee authorized in |
| accordance with this subsection. An applicant for a moose permit |
| may indicate on the application filed pursuant to subsection 6 |
| the name of a subpermittee-designate and the name of an alternate |
| subpermittee-designate. If the applicant is issued a moose |
| permit under subsection 7, the subpermittee-designate becomes a |
| subpermittee and the permittee may authorize the subpermittee to |
| participate in the moose hunt with the permittee. The permittee |
| may authorize the alternate subpermittee-designate to participate |
| in the hunt in place of the subpermittee-designate if the |
| permittee notifies the department of the authorization at least 5 |
| business days prior to the first day of the moose season, in |
| which case, the alternate subpermittee-designate becomes the |
| subpermittee. Whether or not a permittee indicates on the |
| application filed pursuant to subsection 6 the name of a |
| subpermittee-designate, the permittee may designate a |
| subpermittee or change the designation of a subpermittee if the |
| permittee notifies the department of the name of the subpermittee |
| at least 5 business days prior to the first day of the moose |
| season. The permittee may choose not to authorize a subpermittee |
| to participate in the hunt, but a subpermittee must always be in |
| the presence of the permittee while hunting moose. A |
| subpermittee is not in the presence of the permittee if contact |
| between the permittee and the subpermittee requires visual or |
| audio enhancement devices, including binoculars or citizen band |
| radios. A permittee may hunt moose with no more than one |
| authorized subpermittee. |
