Rhode Island § 20-16-10 § 20-16-10. Green pelt as evidence of unlawful taking.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 20-16-10 — § 20-16-10. Green pelt as evidence of unlawful taking.

Rhode Island § 20-16-10

Title 20Fish and Wildlife

Ch. 20-16Furbearing Animals

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 20-16-10 (2026).

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§ 20-16-10. Green pelt as evidence of unlawful taking.
The possession of a green pelt, or any part of a pelt, by any person, except during
            the open season for the animal and for ten (10) days thereafter, shall be prima facie
            evidence that the pelt, or part of a pelt, was unlawfully taken and possessed. For
            the purposes of this section a "green peltâ€� is defined to mean a pelt that is not
            dried, cured, or tanned.
         

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§ 20-16-10. Green pelt as evidence of unlawful taking.

The possession of a green pelt, or any part of a pelt, by any person, except during the open season for the animal and for ten (10) days thereafter, shall be prima facie evidence that the pelt, or part of a pelt, was unlawfully taken and possessed. For the purposes of this section a "green peltâ€� is defined to mean a pelt that is not dried, cured, or tanned.