An Act relative to hunting with artificial light

This bill amends Massachusetts law to explicitly include coyotes in the list of animals that can be hunted using artificial light. Currently, the statute permits hunting raccoons with lights, and this change would extend that same permission to coyotes. The legislation directly affects hunters and wildlife management regulations by clarifying the legal scope of light-based hunting. It does not alter the rules for other animals or introduce new equipment requirements, simply adding one species to an existing provision.