South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 123 - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Article 3 - WILDLIFE AND FRESH WATER FISHERIES DIVISION-HUNTING REGULATIONS
Subarticle 3 - OTHER BIG GAME
Section 123-54 - Chronic Wasting Disease Prevention, Unauthorized Cervid Parts, Use and Possession of Excretions and Carcass Importation Regulations

1. "Cervid" means a member of the family Cervidae.

2. "Chronic wasting disease (CWD)" means a fatal neurological disease of cervids belonging to a group of diseases called transmissible spongiform encephalopathies.

3. "Clean" means having no meat or other tissues attached to the carcass part.

4. "Infected state" means a state of the United States or province of Canada that has a known case of chronic wasting disease.

5. "Importation" means the transportation of a cervid carcass or carcass part into this State.

6. "Whole" means the entire carcass whether eviscerated or not, prior to the carcass being processed.

1. No person may import or possess a whole cervid carcass or carcass part from an infected state unless the carcass or part has been converted as specified in subsections (2) or (3) of this section.

2. A person may import a cervid carcass or a carcass part from an infected state if:

3. A person may import or possess the following inedible parts of a cervid carcass from an infected state:

1. No person shall for the purposes of taking or attempting to take, attracting, or scouting any wild animal in South Carolina possess or use any substance or material that contains or purports to contain any excretion collected from a cervid, including feces, urine, blood, gland oil, or other bodily fluid. This does not prohibit the use of synthetic products or substances collected by a hunter from deer legally harvested in South Carolina. Section 4. Penalty.

The penalty for a violation of this regulation shall be as provided in Section 50-1-130.