Revise law related to damage-based muskrat and beaver harvesting

Removed redundant title text and excessive whitespace from the document header.

Expanded eligibility to include owners of rural or urban developed structures, in addition to irrigation projects and stock water ponds.

Updated penalty language to explicitly require the forfeiture of current hunting, fishing, or trapping licenses for 24 months upon conviction.

Changed the document status from a draft bill to an enrolled bill, indicating it has passed both legislative chambers and is ready for the Governor's signature.

Expanded the list of structures eligible for emergency trapping to explicitly include 'rural or urban developed structures,' allowing property owners of homes and businesses to remove beaver or muskrats causing damage during the closed season.

Updated the legal text to reflect the new scope of eligible structures while maintaining existing permit requirements for closed season removals.

Adjusted the bill header and formatting to reflect the new version number (HB 95.1) and updated the title to match the expanded scope of the legislation.

The document was updated from a draft bill (HB 95.1) to the final enrolled bill (HB 95) and includes signatures from the Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate, indicating it has passed both chambers.

The bill title and page headers were updated to change the designation from LC 512 to HB 95.

A new requirement was added stating that the department may act when muskrats or beaver cause severe injury to structures, canal banks, or stock water ponds.