1. (1) Any person who sells, barters, trades, or disposes of a live pen-reared gamebird or the egg of a pen-reared gamebird to another person, including sale of birds released on commercial hunting areas or during high volume pen-reared gamebird releases, must provide a bill of sale that includes:

   1. (a) the seller's Commercial Gamebird Facility License number or Pen-reared Gamebird Personal Possession Wildlife Document number and CHA or High Volume Pen-reared Gamebirds Release Wildlife Document number as applicable;
   2. (b) the species;
   3. (c) the number of pen-reared gamebirds;
   4. (d) the sex of pen-reared gamebirds if plumages exhibit sexual dimorphism;
   5. (e) the date of the transaction; and
   6. (f) disease testing records.

2. (2) Any person who possesses, imports, purchases, propagates, sells, barters, trades, or disposes of live pen-reared gamebirds must keep a record of each transaction that includes:

   1. (a) the species;
   2. (b) the number of pen-reared gamebirds;
   3. (c) the sex of pen-reared gamebirds if plumages exhibits sexual dimorphism;
   4. (d) the name and address of each party to the transaction;
   5. (e) disease testing records;
   6. (f) Commercial Gamebird Facility License number, Pen-reared Gamebird Personal Possession Wildlife Document number, CHA Wildlife Document number and High Volume Pen-reared Gamebirds Release Wildlife Document number as applicable; and
   7. (g) the date of the transaction.
3. (3) The records required under Subsection (2) must be maintained for three years.

KEY: wildlife, birds, game laws, aviculture

Date of Last Change: August 7, 2025

Notice of Continuation: April 4, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 23A-5-302; 23A-2-305; 23A-2-304