Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. Each dealer or registrant shall maintain
sales records for LPCs or M-44 capsules on forms prescribed by the department
for at least two (2) years after the date of sale, and shall submit copies of
those records annually to the department.
B. Where the department is the registrant,
each order for registered M-44 capsules shall be accompanied by a record of
livestock losses as specified in use restriction No. 7 of the M-44 use
restriction bulletin.
(1) Orders shall not be
processed until a record of livestock predation is on file.
(2) Documented livestock losses shall not be
older than ninety (90) days prior to the date of the order for M-44 capsules,
except that historic seasonal losses in a specified area shall be updated
annually.
C. Dealer
records shall include:
(1) the date of sale
or transfer;
(2) license or
certification number of each LPC or M-44 applicator who purchased or received a
collar or M-44 capsules;
(3) the
number of LPCs sold or transferred;
(4) the serial number of each LPC;
and
(5) the number of M-44 capsules
sold or transferred.
D.
Any applicator using LPCs shall maintain for a period of two years from the
date of use the following records:
(1) the
serial number of the LPC attached to the livestock;
(2) the pasture(s) where collared livestock
were placed;
(3) the dates of each
attachment, inspection and removal;
(4) the number and locations of livestock
found with ruptured LPCs, and the apparent cause of the damage;
(5) the number, dates and approximate
location of LPCs lost;
(6) the
species, locations and dates of all animals suspected to have been killed by
LPCs;
(7) all suspected poisonings
of humans, domestic animals or non-target wild animals resulting from LPC use,
and all other accidents involving the release of compound 1080; and
(8) the number of LPCs in storage.
E. Any applicator using M-44
capsules shall maintain for a period of two years from the date of use the
following records:
(1) the number of M-44
devices placed;
(2) the location of
each M-44 device placed;
(3) the
dates of each M-44 device placement, inspection or removal;
(4) the number and location of each M-44
device which have been discharged and the apparent reason for the
discharge;
(5) number and species
of animal(s) taken; and
(6) all
suspected poisonings of humans, domestic animals or non-target wild animals
resulting from the use of M-44 capsules.
