To create a new hunting license stamp for upland game birds

Stamp holders can now only hunt upland game birds in Wildlife Management Areas and additional lands designated by the Director, rather than all counties in the state.

New language clarifies that stamp use is tied to specific wildlife management areas and designated lands, aligning with the habitat development purpose of the stamp revenue.

Removed confusing and contradictory text about stamp requirements that appeared to suggest stamps were only needed for specific lands, when they actually apply to all counties in the state.

Added a note explaining the bill's purpose and how strike-throughs and underscoring work in legislative markup.

Removed navigation links and version history text that were part of the webpage interface rather than the actual bill text.

Added distinction between Class UB (resident) and Class UBO (non-resident) stamps with specific fee amounts of $25 and $50 respectively.

Created exemption for residents who purchased lifetime hunting licenses before the legislation's effective date.

Expanded stamp proceeds to include habitat development and management beyond just purchasing and releasing game birds.

Added clarification that stamps are required only for hunting in wildlife management areas and designated lands, not statewide.

Removed woodcock and snipe from the upland game bird definition, keeping only ruffed grouse, bobwhite quail, and ring necked pheasant.

Added provision protecting resident landowner hunting privileges on their own property.