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Nobles County adopts Ordinance 202601 changing deer‑hunting firearm rules
Summary
After a public hearing, the Nobles County Board voted to adopt Ordinance 202601 on shotgun and firearm use during deer hunting; the measure passed at the March 11 meeting with motion by Commissioner Bob Paplow.
The Nobles County Board held a public hearing and on March 11 voted to adopt Ordinance 202601, which sets local rules for shotgun and firearm use while deer hunting. The Board recorded the vote as duly passed; the motion to adopt was moved by Commissioner Bob Paplow and seconded by Commissioner Robert S. Demuth.
The discussion included whether the county would participate in new State of Minnesota rifle requirements or adopt the local ordinance language; the Board elected to adopt Ordinance 202601. The item was presented as a formal action and the Board’s vote finalizes local ordinance language, effective as recorded in the county ordinance adoption procedure.
There were no further procedural steps listed in the transcript; staff will implement the ordinance consistent with county code and state rules.
