Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 158 - Natural Resources Department
Chapter 6242 - SHOOTING PRESERVES AND GAME FARMS
GAME FARMS
Part 6242.0900 - RESTRICTIONS ON SALE OR DISPOSAL OF GAME FARM ANIMALS

Universal Citation: MN Rules 6242.0900

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024

Subpart 1. Sales receipt requirement.

For every sale or disposal of an animal, animal parts, or products, the game farm licensee must complete a sales receipt, provided or approved by the commissioner, containing the following information:

A. name, address, and game farm license number of licensee;

B. name and address of purchaser or person to whom sale or disposal is made;

C. species, number, and kinds of animals, parts, or products sold or disposed of; and

D. identification numbers, if the animals sold or disposed of are marked with numbered tags, bands, or tattoos.

Subp. 2. Routing of sales receipts.

The original sales receipt of a game farm animal must be mailed to the Division of Enforcement within 48 hours of completion of the transaction. A copy must be given to the purchaser at the time the transaction is made. A second copy must be retained by the licensee and be subject to inspection by the commissioner. A third copy must be submitted to the local conservation officer.

Subp. 3. Shipping animals by common carrier.

When animals, parts, or products are shipped by common carrier or are transported other than by the purchaser or receiver, a second copy of the receipt must be attached to the outside of the box, crate, or container, or to one of the containers if a single shipment is made in several containers.

Statutory Authority: MS s 97A.105; 97A.425; L 2011 1Sp2 art 5 s 67

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