Revises provisions relating to governmental administration. (BDR 45-300)

Prohibits the intentional feeding of any wildlife classified as a wild mammal or game bird, expanding protection beyond just bighorn sheep.

Creates an exception allowing incidental or unintentional feeding of game birds near private residences (within 100 feet).

Increases the civil penalty for unlawfully killing or possessing a moose from $250-$5,000 to $5,000-$30,000, aligning it with the penalty for trophy big game mammals.

Expanded the prohibition against intentionally feeding wildlife from just big game mammals to include any wildlife classified as a wild mammal or game bird by regulation.

Added a provision prohibiting the taking of game birds that were baited, expanding the existing baiting prohibition.

Codified existing regulatory interpretation that the 'eye guard' (first point on the main beam) is excluded from antler point measurements for mule deer into the Nevada Revised Statutes.

Changed game warden enforcement authority from a duty to enforce wildlife laws to a power, allowing them to enforce all state laws regardless of the specific law being enforced.

Updated the reprint date from April 14, 2025 to May 20, 2025 to reflect amendments adopted on that later date.