(7) The Town of Islesboro in Waldo County, except that a person may hunt deer in that town with bow and arrow from the first day of the special archery season on deer, established in accordance with section 7102-A, subsection 6, paragraph C, to the end of the regular firearm season on deer of each calendar year in Waldo County;

(8) The whole of Cranberry Isles in Hancock County, except that a person may hunt deer in the Cranberry Isles with a shotgun or archery equipment in accordance with applicable laws and rules; and

(9) The whole of Long Island in Long Island Plantation in Hancock County.

D-1. The commissioner by rule may open any of the areas closed to deer hunting under paragraph D, as long as the legislative body of each affected town approves the opening. For purposes of this paragraph, "affected towns" means any town, township or municipality that contains within its borders any area proposed to be opened under this paragraph. Rules adopted pursuant to this paragraph are routine technical rules pursuant to Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter II-A.

E. The commissioner may shorten the open season on deer in any part of the State, provided that:

(1) The demarcation of the areas with the shortened season follow recognizable physical boundaries, such as rivers and railroad rights-of-way;

(2) The determination is made and published prior to June 1st of any year; and

(3) The Saturday preceding the first day of open season on deer shall be an open day for residents of this State only.

F. The commissioner may terminate the open season on deer at any time in any area if, in his opinion, an immediate emergency action is necessary due to adverse weather conditions or severe hunting pressure.

G. Whenever a section or sections of the State are closed to hunting by proclamation of the Governor during the open