New York Statutes

§ 11-1705 — Importation, possession and sale of wildlife and game other than domestic and foreign game

New York·Law ENV Environmental Conservation·Title 17 Importation and Sale of Fish, Wildlife and Game From Outside the State; Sale of Domestic and Foreign Game and Hatchery Trout; Bird Plumage; Taxidermy·Art. 11 Fish and Wildlife
§ 11-1705. Importation, possession and sale of wildlife and game other\n than domestic and foreign game.\n 1. Frogs taken outside the state may be imported and transported by\nany means and in any number, possessed, bought and sold during the open\nseason. During the closed season any person may transport into the\nstate, without license or permit, and may possess, transport, buy and\nsell frogs, if he keeps a record with respect thereto, as provided in\nsection 11-1703, subdivision 2 with respect to fish.\n 2. The carcasses of varying hares and cottontail rabbits may be\nimported from outside the state and possessed, transported, bought and\nsold at any time without license or permit.\n 3. Game for propagation purposes and the plumage or skin of game birds\nmay be imported

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