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The document is an application form for the transfer of Net Client Hunting Use (NCHU) in Montana, requiring completion of specific sections by both the receiving and transferring outfitters. It outlines necessary fees, processing times, and detailed information needed about client numbers and land use for both parties involved in the transfer. Incomplete applications will be returned, causing delays.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NCHU Transfer Application in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Receiving Outfitter section. Enter your name, license number, and mailing address accurately.
In Part I, indicate your current NCHU Base for both Big Game and Non-Big Game categories. Specify the number of clients you propose to add in each category.
Proceed to Part II, where the Transferring Outfitter must provide their details and answer questions regarding land additions. Ensure all fields are completed.
In Part III, identify your current NCHU Base again but this time for clients you wish to transfer. Fill in the required numbers carefully.
Complete Part IV by providing information about any land you propose to decrease from your operation plan and ensure all necessary documentation is attached.
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What is the phone number for Montana fishing license?

Call our Licensing Division at (406) 444-2950 if you have questions.

Can you guide on public land in Montana?

All hunting and fishing in Montana is regulated by Montanas Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP). Check out their Hunt page or Fish page for statewide regulations and other tips. Outfitting and guiding on state trust land requires a special recreational use license (SRUL).

Do you need a license to be a fishing guide in Montana?

The Board of Outfitters in Montana requires guides to have an Independent Contractor License, state issued guide license, Basic First Aid training and insurance.

How much does it cost to get your outfitter license in Montana?

The application fee to take the Outfitters Exam is $1800.00. All fees are non-refundable. Outfitter license exam dates are scheduled through the MBO per applicant and proctored at a Montana Job Service Center of the applicants choice.

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