Generally revise laws related to hunting licenses for terminally ill youth.

The document was updated from a draft bill (HB 817.1) to the final enrolled bill (HB 817), indicated by the removal of draft headers and the addition of 'ENROLLED BILL' markers.

Added eligibility for a free special permit license for minors under 18 who have a life-threatening illness and are recommended by a Montana charity or nonprofit organization.

Added a requirement that the free license be issued on a one-time basis for only one hunting season.

Defined 'life-threatening illness' as any progressive, degenerative, or malignant disease or condition that significantly threatens the child's life expectancy.

Changed the bill number from HB 817 to HB 817.1 and updated the bill title to include the new provision for free licenses for youth with life-threatening illnesses.

Added eligibility for a free elk, deer, or antelope license for minors under 18 with life-threatening illnesses recommended by a Montana charity or nonprofit organization.

Modified the requirements to obtain a license to include specific conditions for minors with life-threatening illnesses, requiring recommendation from a Montana charity or nonprofit organization.

Added rulemaking authority to establish specific requirements for obtaining and using the special permit license.

Updated the bill title and section headers to accurately reflect the new provisions regarding free licenses for minors with life-threatening illnesses.

Added a specific definition for 'life-threatening illness' to include any progressive, degenerative, or malignant disease or condition that significantly threatens a child's life expectancy.

Updated the bill number from LC 3051 to HB 817 and adjusted the header to reflect the official House Bill status.