Oklahoma SB922 establishes the Commercial Game Fowl Breeders Act, requiring a license for breeding game fowl and setting standards for inspections.
Oklahoma SB922, the Commercial Game Fowl Breeders Act, mandates that individuals or entities breeding game fowl must obtain a license from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry. The Department is responsible for conducting inspections of breeding facilities before issuing a license. Licensed breeders must maintain health and breeding records for each game fowl, which must be made available upon request. The Act also outlines conditions for license renewal, including a nonrefundable inspection fee and compliance with specific criteria.
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