The landholder’s statement of what poison has been used on their land. It is made when the property is listed, with a map of the boundary.
- Form
- MPI 68175 — Poison Use Statement – Human Consumption and Petfood (effective April 2025)
- Made by
- The landholder, when they list their property
- Attached
- A map of the property boundary and the huntable area
- Goes to
- The landholder keeps a copy; a copy is issued to each hunter for that property
MPI’s form, reproduced faithfully with MPI’s own wording. The landholder answers the poison questions once, in the listing, and signs.
It is the statement every hunt on that property rests on: the huntable area the hunter sees comes from it.
Like every document the app makes, it carries a QR code and a verify code. Scanning the code, or typing it in, opens the record it was made from, so anyone handling the paper can check it is genuine.
Draft. This describes how Happy Ending works and is not legal advice; MPI’s requirements are the authority.