Change 1 Article Choose an article 23-1-101. Definitions of wildlife. 23-1-102. General definitions. 23-1-103. Ownership of wildlife; purpose of provisions. 23-1-104. Federal game preserves also state preserves. 23-1-105. Migratory bird refuge in Seedskadee area. 23-1-106. Migratory bird refuge in Bear river area. 23-1-107. Residency for obtaining game and fish licenses. 23-1-108. Delisting of gray wolves as experimental, 23-1-109. Repealed By Laws 2012, Ch. 25, § 2. 23-1-201. Composition; appointment; terms; oath. 23-1-202. Removal of members. 23-1-203. Compensation and expenses. 23-1-301. Office; officers; meetings; quorum. 23-1-302. Powers and duties. 23-1-303. Promulgation of orders; closing of hunting areas; promulgation of rules. 23-1-304. Classification of gray wolves. 23-1-305. Closure of elk feedgrounds; alternative feeding sites; reporting requirement. 23-1-401. Game and fish department; creation; control. 23-1-402. Game and fish director; appointment; salary; term of office; qualification; duties and authority. 23-1-403. Chief fiscal officer. 23-1-404. Chief game and fish wardens; division chiefs. 23-1-405. Game wardens; appointment based on competitive examination; investigation; removal. 23-1-406. Repealed by Laws 1985, ch. 36, § 1. 23-1-501. Game and fish fund. 23-1-502. Financial policy; budget; fiscal year; debts. 23-1-503. Annual reports. 23-1-504. Free and reduced price license revenue recoupment program. 23-1-601. Assent to and cooperation with federal wildlife 23-1-602. Assent to and cooperation with federal fish 23-1-603. Authorization to transfer conservation stamp receipts to game and fish fund. 23-1-701. Selling agents; administration of oaths; licenses, permits and game tags. 23-1-702. Duplicate license upon loss or destruction of original; issuance; fees. 23-1-703. Limitation of number of certain licenses; 23-1-704. Licenses; expiration. 23-1-705. Complimentary licenses; pioneer licenses; 23-1-706. Game and fish licenses; confidentiality. 23-1-801. Reciprocal fishing agreements with adjoining states authorized; stamps for licenses. 23-1-802. Reciprocal fishing agreements with adjoining 23-1-803. Reciprocal fishing agreements with adjoining states authorized; water subject to agreements. 23-1-804. Reciprocal fishing agreements with adjoining states authorized; implementing orders. 23-1-901. Owner of damaged property to report damage; 23-1-1001. Grizzly bear relocation. 23-2-101. Fees; restrictions; nonresident application fee; 23-2-102. Age restrictions; game animals; game birds. 23-2-103. Repealed By Laws 1996, ch. 121, § 3. 23-2-104. Archery licenses; special seasons; prohibition against firearms; equipment. 23-2-105. License to hunt with falcons; license to take falcons; special seasons. 23-2-106. Hunter safety; exception. 23-2-107. Wild bison licenses. 23-2-108. Repealed by Laws 1996, Ch. 121, § 4. 23-2-109. Multiple applications for limited licenses prohibited; penalty. 23-2-201. Fees; restrictions; verification of residency required. 23-2-202. Age restrictions; fishing. 23-2-203. Repealed By Laws 1996, ch. 121, § 3. 23-2-204. Repealed By Laws 1979, ch. 29, § 2. 23-2-205. Repealed By Laws 1979, ch. 29, § 2. 23-2-206. Underwater fishing. 23-2-207. Special limited fishing permit for hospitalized 23-2-208. Landowners fishing generally. 23-2-209. Wyoming sport fishing day; fishing exempt from licensure. 23-2-301. Miscellaneous fees; verification of residency required. 23-2-302. Taxidermist's license; bond; game specimens must be tagged; records. 23-2-303. Trapping licenses; tagging; traps and snares; 23-2-304. Fur dealers; licenses; hides; tagging. 23-2-305. Capture of furbearing animals for domestication; license; fee. 23-2-306. Conservation stamp; exemptions. 23-2-307. Special management permit. 23-2-401. Guides required; exceptions; issuance of resident guide license. 23-2-402. Repealed By Laws 1989, ch. 279, § 2. 23-2-403. Repealed By Laws 1989, ch. 279, § 2. 23-2-404. Repealed By Laws 1989, ch. 279, § 2. 23-2-405. Repealed By Laws 1989, ch. 279, § 2. 23-2-406. Definitions. 23-2-407. License required for outfitters and professional guides. 23-2-408. Wyoming state board of outfitters and professional guides; membership; meetings; compensation. 23-2-409. Legal representation. 23-2-410. Powers and duties of board; generally; employees; licensing and regulation. 23-2-411. Outfitter qualifications for licensure; licensed 23-2-412. Qualifications for professional guide's license; valid during employment by outfitter only. 23-2-413. Application for licensure; fee; required 23-2-414. License issuance; fees; term of license; renewal; disposition of collected fees. 23-2-415. Licensed outfitters and professional guides to report violations. 23-2-416. License suspension and revocation; grounds; payment of damages; proceedings. 23-2-417. Violations in general; penalties. 23-2-418. Compensation of person not licensed under this act prohibited; penalty. 23-3-101. Taking eagle prohibited. 23-3-102. Taking certain game animals without license or during a closed season prohibited. 23-3-103. Taking predatory animals, predacious birds and 23-3-104. Coupons. 23-3-105. Antelope, deer and elk coupons; payment to landowner; kill on federal or state land. 23-3-106. Wyoming game and Wyoming interstate game tags; when required. 23-3-107. Wanton destruction of big game animal; reward. 23-3-108. Destruction of bird nests or eggs. 23-3-109. Use of dogs; dogs injuring big or trophy game 23-3-110. Firearms; types permitted for hunting game birds. 23-3-111. Firearms; size of guns to be used in hunting big or trophy game animals. 23-3-112. Firearms; automatic weapon prohibited; use of 23-3-113. Hunters required to wear colored clothing. 23-3-114. Landowner may take beaver causing damage. 23-3-115. Taking black bear, mountain lion, gray wolf, 23-3-116. Ownership of game bird; taking of privately owned game birds. 23-3-117. Bighorn sheep; registration of horns; penalties. 23-3-201. Fishing tackle; designation of waters for 23-3-202. Use of live fish and corn as bait. 23-3-203. Placing obstruction to fish across stream or 23-3-204. Substances and devices to take or destroy fish or obstruct waterways prohibited. 23-3-205. Shipment of fish; game tags; when required. 23-3-206. Commercially guided fishing boats; regulatory authority; advisory board; definitions. 23-3-301. Importation and sale of wildlife prohibited; exceptions. 23-3-302. Sale, disposition or acquisition of edible portion of game animals, game birds or game fish. 23-3-303. Waste of edible portion of game bird, fish or 23-3-304. Certain trapping devices unlawful; game for bait prohibited; baiting big game animals prohibited; penalties. 23-3-305. Hunting from highway; entering or traveling 23-3-306. Use of aircraft, automobiles, motorized and snow 23-3-307. Hunting while intoxicated or under influence of controlled substance prohibited. 23-3-308. Check stations; duty of hunters and fishermen to report. 23-3-309. Intentional feeding of elk; penalty. 23-3-310. Possession of road killed wildlife. 23-3-401. Commercial operation or business without license prohibited. 23-3-402. Violation of commission order prohibited. 23-3-403. False swearing, fraud or false statement prohibited. 23-3-404. Tanneries not to receive game specimens unless tagged; records. 23-3-405. Interference with lawful taking of wildlife prohibited; penalties; damages; injunction. 23-3-406. Attempting to take simulated wildlife decoy; penalty. 23-3-407. Remote hunting prohibited. 23-4-101. Fish stocking in waters without consent prohibited; penalties. 23-4-102. Operation of privately owned fish hatcheries, artificial lakes or ponds. 23-4-103. License to seine; license for dealers in live bait. 23-4-104. Fish hatchery protection; penalty. 23-4-201. Definitions. 23-4-202. Prohibition on aquatic invasive species; mandatory conveyance checks; reporting. 23-4-203. Enforcement. 23-4-204. Rulemaking authority; fees. 23-4-205. Penalties. 23-4-206. Reciprocal aquatic invasive species program 23-5-101. Compliance with provisions prerequisite to establishment of game bird farm. 23-5-102. Department to issue licenses. 23-5-103. Applicant for license to file verified declaration. 23-5-104. Investigation of applicant; issuance of license; purchase or replacement of birds; marking of birds. 23-5-105. License fee; expiration; renewal of license. 23-5-106. Rights of licensee generally. 23-5-107. Receipt to be given for removal of birds from licensed premises. 23-5-108. Hunting restricted to established seasons; license required; exceptions. 23-5-109. Bird license; fee; license not required of commercial purchasers. 23-5-110. Season required; exceptions. 23-5-111. Game bird farm-certification to raise greater sage grouse; authorization; requirements; limitations. 23-5-201. Department authorized to issue licenses. 23-5-202. "Fishing preserve waters" defined. 23-5-203. Issuance of license; separate license required for each body of water; contents of license. 23-5-204. Permission to take fish from licensed waters; 23-6-101. Arrest without warrant; when person arrested to be taken immediately before a court. 23-6-102. Notice to appear in court; release upon promise to appear; release upon posting bond. 23-6-103. Failure to obey citation; appearance by counsel; penalty. 23-6-104. Procedure prescribed herein not exclusive. 23-6-105. Form for citations. 23-6-106. Disposition and records of citations. 23-6-107. When citation deemed a lawful complaint. 23-6-108. Record of game and fish cases; report of convictions to department. 23-6-109. Search with or without warrant; confiscation and disposition of wildlife. 23-6-110. Refusal to display proper license prima facie evidence of guilt. 23-6-111. Inspection of premises or records. 23-6-201. Repealed By Laws 2007, Ch. 62, § 2. 23-6-202. Fines and sentences. 23-6-203. Penalty for violations when no separate penalty provided. 23-6-204. Penalty for violations generally. 23-6-205. Accessory before or after the fact. 23-6-206. Revocation of license; hunting after suspended license. 23-6-207. Revocation of license of commercial operation or business. 23-6-208. Forfeiture of devices and equipment used in taking game illegally; procedure. 23-6-301. Short title. 23-6-302. Execution of Compact. 23-6-303. Licensing authority; definition. 23-6-304. Compact administrator; expenses.
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23-2-302. Taxidermist's license; bond; game specimens must be tagged; records.
(a) Any person who conducts business for the purpose of mounting, preserving or preparing wildlife specimens shall apply for and receive a taxidermist's license upon payment of the proper fee prior to receiving wildlife specimens.
(b) Repealed By Laws 2014, Ch. 42, § 2.
(c) Repealed By Laws 2014, Ch. 42, § 2.
(d) Repealed By Laws 2014, ch. 42, § 2.
(e) Licensed taxidermists and persons shipping wildlife specimens to, or receiving wildlife specimens from, a licensed taxidermists are exempt from the requirements of W.S. 23-3-106(a) and (b).
(f) A licensed taxidermist shall maintain records of wildlife specimens received. Those records shall be available for a regulatory inspection upon a forty-eight (48) hour notification by the department. The records shall be submitted to the department by January 31 each year for the preceding year.
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23-2-302. Taxidermist's license; bond; game specimens must be tagged; records.
(a) Any person who conducts business for the purpose of mounting, preserving or preparing wildlife specimens shall apply for and receive a taxidermist's license upon payment of the proper fee prior to receiving wildlife specimens.
(b) Repealed By Laws 2014, Ch. 42, § 2.
(c) Repealed By Laws 2014, Ch. 42, § 2.
(d) Repealed By Laws 2014, ch. 42, § 2.
(e) Licensed taxidermists and persons shipping wildlife specimens to, or receiving wildlife specimens from, a licensed taxidermists are exempt from the requirements of W.S. 23-3-106(a) and (b).
(f) A licensed taxidermist shall maintain records of wildlife specimens received. Those records shall be available for a regulatory inspection upon a forty-eight (48) hour notification by the department. The records shall be submitted to the department by January 31 each year for the preceding year.
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