Iowa SF260 regulates wildlife, including beaver dam treatment, trap identification, and fur dealer license fees.
Iowa SF260 amends wildlife regulations by allowing property owners, agents, or drainage districts to breach or alter beaver dams to protect property. It mandates that tree stands for hunting deer on public land must display a metal plate with the owner's department-issued identification number. The bill also requires all traps and snares to be checked every 24 hours and labeled with the user's department-issued identification number or name and address. Additionally, it sets a maximum fur dealer license fee of $50 annually, regardless of residency status.
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