South Dakota § 40-36-21 - Affidavit filed when bounty claim approved by county auditor.
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§ 40-36-21. Affidavit filed when bounty claim approved by county auditor.
If the county auditor is satisfied that a bounty claim presented under § 40-36-17 is regular and valid, the claimant shall present an affidavit in which he shall state under oath the facts relevant thereto, including the killing, the place where such animal was killed, a statement of the method of killing, and the amount of bounty claimed. Such affidavit shall be in such form, and the county auditor shall keep a record of the same, all in the manner prescribed by resolution of the Game, Fish and Parks Commission.
Source: SDC 1939, § 25.1002 as enacted by SL 1961, ch 123, § 2.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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