California § 3202 - There are classes of domesticated game breeder
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§ 3202. There are classes of domesticated game breeder
There are classes of domesticated game breederâs licenses, designated âclass 1â and âclass 2.â (a) A class 1 domesticated game breederâs license authorizes the licensee to engage in all domesticated game breeding activities except that not more than 175 Chinese ringneck or Mongolian ringneck pheasants, or both, or hybrids thereof, may be sold under a class 1 license. (b) A class 2 domesticated game breederâs license is required in order to sell more than 175 Chinese ringneck or Mongolian ringneck pheasants, or both, or hybrids thereof, and entitles the licensee to all the rights and privileges of a class 1 license.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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