Revise laws related to antlerless elk licenses

This bill updates Montana's laws governing antlerless elk licenses and related game management permits. It allows residents to purchase multiple antlerless elk tags during a hunting season and clarifies rules for replacing lost or damaged licenses. The legislation also sets specific fees for various resident and nonresident tags, including a $20 fee for resident antlerless elk B tags and a $270 fee for nonresident equivalents. The Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks will determine hunting districts and manage the number of licenses issued based on conservation goals. The changes take effect on March 1, 2026.