Idaho § 36-714 COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY ANIMAL HELD IN CAPTIVITY — EXCEPTIONS

Idaho Statutes

§ 36-714 — COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY ANIMAL HELD IN CAPTIVITY — EXCEPTIONS

Idaho·Title 36 FISH AND GAME·Ch. 7 CAPTIVE WILDLIFE

(1)If any wolf that is held in captivity or that escapes from such captivity causes any damage to the personal property of another person, compensation for the damage shall be paid by the person holding or who held the animal in captivity.

(2)The provisions of subsection (1) do not apply to those animals captured and released as part of an ongoing game management program, an ongoing predator control program or as part of a scientific, educational or research program as certified by the department unless the animals have been involved in livestock killing.

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(1) If any wolf that is held in captivity or that escapes from such captivity causes any damage to the personal property of another person, compensation for the damage shall be paid by the person holding or who held the animal in captivity.
(2) The provisions of subsection (1) do not apply to those animals captured and released as part of an ongoing game management program, an ongoing predator control program or as part of a scientific, educational or research program as certified by the department unless the animals have been involved in livestock killing.

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