Iowa HF2137 regulates businesses removing and disposing of wild animal carcasses, including licensing, reciprocity, possession, and reporting.
Iowa HF2137 establishes regulations for businesses engaged in the removal and disposal of wild animal carcasses. The bill defines a "carcass remover" as any person or entity involved in this business. It mandates the natural resource commission to issue licenses and area permits to carcass removers, requiring each remover and their employees, agents, or representatives to hold a license. The bill sets reciprocity agreements with other states, ensuring fees for nonresident carcass removers are set at a specific rate.
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