Plain English Breakdown
The bill did not pass and was never introduced for consideration, so its provisions were not enacted.
Wild Game Trimmings Law
The bill changes rules about selling parts of wild bison and big game animals that are left over after processing.
What This Bill Does
- Amends the law to allow licensed hunters to sell leftover parts (trimmings) from hunting wild bison or big game animals, as long as it follows other state and federal laws.
- Defines 'trimmings' as all parts remaining after processing of a big game animal or wild bison that are otherwise destined for disposal.
- Gives the wildlife commission power to make rules about which specific parts count as trimmings.
Who It Names or Affects
- Licensed hunters who sell leftover parts from wild bison and big game animals.
- People buying or selling these leftover parts.
- The state wildlife commission, which will create rules for this law.
Terms To Know
- trimmings
- All parts remaining after processing of a big game animal or wild bison that are otherwise destined for disposal.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill did not pass and was never introduced for consideration.
- It is unclear how many hunters or buyers will be affected by these changes.
- The exact rules about which parts count as trimmings are left to the wildlife commission to decide.