Oklahoma HB1382 regulates commercial harvesting of cervidae, including licensing, inspection, and fees.
Oklahoma HB1382 establishes rules for the Oklahoma Farmed Cervidae Act, defining terms and prohibiting the propagation and holding of certain wildlife without a license. It requires licenses from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, with annual fees for commercial hunting area and harvesting facility licenses. The bill also mandates proof submission for securing animals from non-wild stock sources. Inspection authority is granted to the Secretary of Agriculture, State Veterinarian, or their designees, with certain inspections requiring prior notice.
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