Common use of Landowner Clause in Contracts

Landowner. Faber Family Limited Partnership Mailing Address: 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxx #X-0 Xxxxxx, XX 00000 Phone Number: Acres enrolled: 7,500 Hunting District: 690 Landowner requested license/permit (valid only on landowner’s enrolled property): Type: Resident General License & 690-20 either sex permit Resident General License & 690-21 archery only permit Total Number Requested: 2 Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-21) Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-20) Required public hunter license/permit type allowed: Landowner selected public hunter(s): 690-20 either sex permit FWP selected hunters: 690-01 elk B license Additional public hunting allowed? Yes. Landowner will allow free access to cow elk hunters on a limited basis. Process to select public hunters: Landowner selected public hunter(s) selected from Department list of eligible license holders with preference to first time hunter safety, non- profit, firefighters, law enforcement, or other community members who contribute to the success of the ranch FWP selected public hunters selected from Department list of eligible license holders Seasons in which public hunters may xxxx: Archery General X Additional Muzzleloader Season; Shoulder Season (antlerless only) Maximum days per hunter? Five Public hunters must contact the following (landowner’s public hunter contact) to arrange access in accordance with this agreement: Name: ) Phone: Email: Other instructions: Public hunters must schedule 30 days in advance with the Ranch Manager. It is the hunter’s responsibility to contact the Ranch Manager to arrange for access. Other requirements for access/use of property: • Signing the FWP hunter-sign in roster to provide public hunter contact information for later FWP evaluation of program. • Abiding by all state and federal hunting statutes, regulations, and rules. • Following all landowner rules, which will be provided in advance of the xxxx by the Ranch Manager. This may include additional stipulations about how harvested animals may be retrieved and how wounded animals may be pursued. • Maintaining proper safety procedures regarding firearms, including but not limited to, ensuring that all firearms are unloaded while in vehicles and in the vicinity of all buildings. • Maintaining proper vigilance aimed at preventing damage to the Ranch, and to promptly report any damage that may occur on the Ranch to the Ranch Manager. • Ensuring all Ranch gates are left as originally found. • Using best efforts to prevent fires, practice pack-it-in/pack-it-out principles, and keep the Ranch litter free. • The Landowner is not responsible for contacting any hunter to report the presence or absence of elk. • If a hunter wounds an elk, they will not be allowed to shoot at another elk on the property. The Ranch Manager will use best efforts to assist the hunter in recovering the wounded elk. • Public hunters must be accompanied by the Ranch Manager or the Ranch Manager’s designee at all times. Other obligations of hunters include: • Executing a legal release of liability (for both hunters and guests) prepared by the Ranch. • Photographing harvested animals and freely sharing those photos with the Ranch and Department to assist with elk management goals and objectives. • Ensuring hunter has all necessary and required licenses or permits. The Ranch may terminate a hunter’s access rights under this agreement for failure to abide by these requirements. The hunter may be dismissed from the Ranch immediately on such occurrence. Hunter/Landowner/Department satisfaction data will be acquired after the season through Department surveys of the landowner and public hunters involved with this EHA. Completion of the landowner survey is required for the landowner to be eligible to participate in any future EHA. Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Department Director Date

Landowner. Faber Family Limited Partnership Lon & Xxxxx Xxxx Mailing Address: 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxx #X-0 Xxxxxx0000 Xxxxxxxx Xx. Xxxxx, XX 00000 Phone Number: Acres enrolled: 7,500 1,636 Hunting District: 690 Landowner requested license/permit (valid only on landowner’s enrolled property): Type: Resident General License & 690-20 either either-sex permit Resident General License & 690-21 archery only permit Total Number Requested: 2 1 Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-21) Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-20) Xxxx Required public hunter license/permit type allowed: Landowner selected public hunter(s): 690-20 either 21 either-sex archery permit and General Cow FWP selected hunters: 690-01 elk B license 21 either-sex archery permit and General Cow Additional public hunting allowed? Yes. Landowner will allow free access to cow elk hunters on a limited basis. Unknown Process to select public hunters: Landowner selected public hunter(s) selected from Department list of eligible license license/permit holders with preference to first time hunter safety, non- profit, firefighters, law enforcement, or other for a local community members who contribute to the success of the ranch member FWP selected public hunters selected from Department list of eligible license license/permit holders Seasons in which public hunters may xxxx: Archery X General X Additional Muzzleloader Season; Shoulder Season (antlerless only) Maximum days per hunter? Five Public hunters must contact the following (landowner’s public hunter contact) to arrange access in accordance with this agreement: Name: ) Phone: Email: N/A Other instructions: Public hunters must schedule 30 Advanced notice of days in advance with the Ranch Manager. It is the hunter’s responsibility to contact the Ranch Manager to arrange for accessseeking permission required. Other requirements for access/use of property: • Signing the FWP hunter-sign in roster to provide public hunter contact information for later FWP evaluation of program. • Abiding by all state and federal hunting statutes, regulations, and rules. • Following all landowner rules, which will be provided in advance of the xxxx by the Ranch Managerlandowner’s public hunter contact. This may include additional stipulations about how harvested animals may be retrieved and how wounded animals may be pursued. • Maintaining proper safety procedures regarding firearms, including but not limited to, ensuring that all firearms are unloaded while in vehicles and in the vicinity of all buildings. • Maintaining proper vigilance aimed at preventing damage to the Ranch, and to promptly report any damage that may occur on the Ranch to the Ranch Manager. • Ensuring all Ranch gates are left as originally found. • Using best efforts to prevent fires, fires and practice pack-it-in/pack-it-out principles, and keep the Ranch litter free. • The Landowner is not responsible for contacting any hunter to report the presence or absence of elk. • If a hunter wounds an elk, they will not be allowed to shoot at another elk on the property. The Ranch Manager • Landowner will use best efforts allow public hunter access for either sex archery season. Unsuccessful archery hunters can return to assist the hunter in recovering the wounded elkxxxx cow elk during general season • Landowner requires advanced notice of days seeking permission. • Public hunters must be accompanied by the Ranch Manager or the Ranch Manager’s designee at all timesWalk-in hunting. Other obligations of hunters include: • Executing a legal release of liability (for both hunters and guests) prepared by the Ranch. • Photographing harvested animals and freely sharing those photos Motorized game retrieval with the Ranch and Department to assist with elk management goals and objectives. • Ensuring hunter has all necessary and required licenses or permitslandowner permission. The Ranch may terminate a hunter’s access rights under this agreement for failure to abide by these requirements. The hunter may be dismissed from the Ranch immediately on such occurrence. Hunter/Landowner/Department satisfaction data will be acquired after the season through Department surveys of the landowner and public hunters involved with this EHA. Completion of the landowner survey is required for the landowner to be eligible to participate in any future EHA. Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Department Director Date

Landowner. Faber Family Limited Partnership Radley Ranch Legacy LLC Mailing Address: 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 0000 Xxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxx #X-0 XxxxxxMissoula, XX 00000 MT 59801 Phone Number: Acres enrolled: 7,500 630 Hunting District: 690 380 Landowner requested license/permit (valid only on landowner’s enrolled property): Type: Resident General License general elk & 690380-20 permit (either sex permit Resident General License & 690-21 archery only permit sex) Total Number Requested: 2 1 Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-21) Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-20) X’Xxxxxxx Required public hunter license/permit type allowed: Landowner selected public hunter(s): 690380-20 either sex permit 00 elk B license FWP selected hunters: 690380-01 00 elk B license Additional public hunting allowed? Yes. Landowner will allow free access to cow elk hunters on a limited basis. Process to select public hunters: Landowner selected public hunter(s) selected from Department list of eligible license permit holders with preference to for first time hunter safety, non- profit, firefighters, law enforcement, or other community members who contribute to the success of the ranch hunters followed by veterans and then hunters with disabilities FWP selected public hunters selected from Department list of eligible license permit holders Seasons in which public hunters may xxxx: Archery General X Additional Muzzleloader Season; Shoulder Season (antlerless only) Maximum days per hunter? Five Fourteen Public hunters must contact the following (landowner’s public hunter contact) to arrange access in accordance with this agreement: Name: ) Phone: Email: Other instructions: Public hunters Hunters must schedule 30 days in give advance with notice to landowner so only one hunter at a time is on the Ranch Manager. It is the hunter’s responsibility to contact the Ranch Manager to arrange for accessproperty. Other requirements for access/use of property: • Signing the FWP hunter-sign in roster to provide public hunter contact information for later FWP evaluation of program. • Abiding by all state and federal hunting statutes, regulations, and rules. • Following all landowner rules, which will be provided in advance of the xxxx by the Ranch Managerlandowner’s public hunter contact. This may include additional stipulations about how harvested animals may be retrieved and how wounded animals may be pursued. • Maintaining proper safety procedures regarding firearms, including but not limited to, ensuring that all firearms are unloaded while in vehicles and in the vicinity of all buildings. • Maintaining proper vigilance aimed at preventing damage to the Ranch, and to promptly report any damage that may occur on the Ranch to the Ranch Manager. • Ensuring all Ranch gates are left as originally found. • Using best efforts to prevent fires, fires and practice pack-it-in/pack-it-out principles, and keep the Ranch litter free. • The Landowner is not responsible for contacting any hunter to report the presence or absence of elk. • If a hunter wounds an elk, they will not be allowed to shoot at another elk on the property. The Ranch Manager will use best efforts to assist the hunter in recovering the wounded elk• Nonmotorized hunting only. • Public hunters must be accompanied Retrieval of elk with a vehicle is permitted if permission is requested and granted by the Ranch Manager or the Ranch Manager’s designee at all times. Other obligations of hunters include: • Executing a legal release of liability (for both hunters and guests) prepared by the Ranch. • Photographing harvested animals and freely sharing those photos with the Ranch and Department to assist with elk management goals and objectives. • Ensuring hunter has all necessary and required licenses or permitslandowner. The Ranch may terminate a hunter’s access rights under this agreement for failure to abide by these requirements. The hunter may be dismissed from the Ranch immediately on such occurrence. Hunter/Landowner/Department satisfaction data will be acquired after the season through Department surveys of the landowner and public hunters involved with this EHA. Completion of the landowner survey is required for the landowner to be eligible to participate in any future EHA. Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Department Director Date

Landowner. Faber Family Limited Partnership Xxxxxxx 3 Smokes Ranch Mailing Address: 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx XxxXX Xxx 000, Xxxxx #X-0 XxxxxxXxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Phone Number: Acres enrolled: 7,500 1,400 Hunting District: 690 411 Landowner requested license/permit (valid only on landowner’s enrolled property): Type: Resident General License general elk & 690411-20 (either sex permit Resident General License & 690-21 archery only sex) permit Total Number Requested: 2 1 Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-21) Landowner license/permit designee: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (690-20) Required public hunter license/permit type allowed: Landowner selected public hunter(s): 690411-20 (either sex sex) permit FWP selected hunters: 690411-01 elk B license 20 (either sex) permit Additional public hunting allowed? Yes. Landowner will allow free access to cow elk Host about 20-25 public hunters on over a limited basisseason. Process to select public hunters: Landowner selected public hunter(s) selected from Department list of eligible license permit holders with preference to first time hunter safety, non- profit, firefighters, law enforcement, or other community members who contribute to the success of the ranch FWP selected public hunters selected from Department list of eligible license permit holders Seasons in which public hunters may xxxx: Archery General X – Weekdays only; No public hunting the first 10 days of the rifle season. Additional Muzzleloader Season; Shoulder Season (antlerless only) Maximum days per hunter? Five Three Public hunters must contact the following (landowner’s public hunter contact) to arrange access in accordance with this agreement: Name: ) Phone: Email: Other instructions: Public hunters must schedule 30 Hunters are limited to three days in advance with only. Hunting dates are negotiated prior to the Ranch Managerstart of the season. It Hunting is the hunter’s responsibility to contact the Ranch Manager to arrange for accessonly allowed during weekdays. Other requirements for access/use of property: • Signing the FWP hunter-sign in roster to provide public hunter contact information for later FWP evaluation of program. • Abiding by all state and federal hunting statutes, regulations, and rules. • Following all landowner rules, which will be provided in advance of the xxxx by the Ranch Managerlandowner’s public hunter contact. This may include additional stipulations about how harvested animals may be retrieved and how wounded animals may be pursued. Vehicle retrieval of harvested animals will be allowed. • Maintaining proper safety procedures regarding firearms, including but not limited to, ensuring that all firearms are unloaded while in vehicles and in the vicinity of all buildings. • Maintaining proper vigilance aimed at preventing damage to the Ranch, and to promptly report any damage that may occur on the Ranch to the Ranch Manager. • Ensuring all Ranch gates are left as originally found. • Using best efforts to prevent fires, fires and practice pack-it-in/pack-it-out principles, and keep the Ranch litter free. • The Landowner is not responsible for contacting any hunter to report the presence or absence of elk. • If a hunter wounds an elk, they will not be allowed to shoot at another elk on the property. The Ranch Manager will use best efforts to assist • Camping is allowed at the hunter in recovering the wounded elkranch headquarters. • Public hunters must be accompanied by Walk-in hunting only unless hunter is unable. Landowner will make allowances agreeable to both the Ranch Manager or the Ranch Manager’s designee at all times. Other obligations of hunters include: • Executing a legal release of liability (landowner and hunter for both hunters and guests) prepared by the Ranch. • Photographing harvested animals and freely sharing those photos with the Ranch and Department who are unable to assist with elk management goals and objectives. • Ensuring hunter has all necessary and required licenses or permitswalk. The Ranch may terminate a hunter’s access rights under this agreement for failure to abide by these requirements. The hunter may be dismissed from the Ranch immediately on such occurrence. Hunter/Landowner/Department satisfaction data will be acquired after the season through Department surveys of the landowner and public hunters involved with this EHA. Completion of the landowner survey is required for the landowner to be eligible to participate in any future EHA. Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Department Director Date