Minnesota SF4905 modifies fencing requirements for farmed Cervidae to prevent escapes and contact with wild Cervidae.
Minnesota SF4905 amends fencing requirements for farmed Cervidae to ensure they are at least 96 inches tall and constructed to prevent escapes and contact with wild Cervidae. The Board of Animal Health or the commissioner of natural resources can determine if fencing is adequate and may compel corrective actions. Owners must repair deficiencies immediately if they allow entry or exit by farmed or wild Cervidae, and within 14 days for other deficiencies. Facilities must be reinspected within three months of a detected deficiency, with a fee for each reinspection.
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