Louisiana HB934 permits the possession of certain native wildlife with specific restrictions.
Louisiana HB934 allows the possession of certain native wildlife, including hand-captured opossum, rabbit, raccoon, squirrel, and whitetail deer, with a limit of six per household. It mandates that these animals be kept in enclosures that meet specific size and security requirements to prevent escape and injury. The law prohibits the sale or transfer of these animals and their offspring. It also mandates that all wildlife must be kept in humane and healthy conditions.
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