Exempts individuals breeding and raising quail from needing a noncommercial wildlife breeder’s license.
Oklahoma SB561 amends the noncommercial wildlife breeder’s license requirements, exempting individuals who breed or raise quail for personal consumption or noncommercial purposes from needing a license. Previously, such individuals had to obtain a license from the Director of the Department of Wildlife Conservation. The bill updates the statutory language to clarify this exemption, effective from the date of enactment.
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