Utah § 23A-5-204 Butcher, locker, or storage plant to require proper tag or donation slip -- Taxidermist.

Utah Statutes

§ 23A-5-204 — Butcher, locker, or storage plant to require proper tag or donation slip -- Taxidermist.

Utah § 23A-5-204

Title 23AWildlife Resources Act

Ch. 23A-5Enforcement and Violations

Part 23A-5-2Enforcement

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Utah Code Ann. § 23A-5-204 (2026).

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(1)A butcher or owner or employee of a locker plant or storage plant may not receive for processing or storage the carcass of protected wildlife that by law or regulation is required to be tagged, unless there is a transaction record for the carcass which is that the carcass is:

(1)(a) properly tagged; or

(1)(b) accompanied with a valid donation slip.

(2)A taxidermist shall retain the transaction records for wildlife received, to include:

(2)(a) the date and time the wildlife is received; and

(2)(b) the license or permit number associated with the wildlife.

(3)A person required to retain a transaction record under this section shall:

(3)(a) produce the transaction record on the demand of a peace officer; and

(3)(b) keep the transaction record for three years from the day on which the pe

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(1) A butcher or owner or employee of a locker plant or storage plant may not receive for processing or storage the carcass of protected wildlife that by law or regulation is required to be tagged, unless there is a transaction record for the carcass which is that the carcass is:
(1)(a) properly tagged; or
(1)(b) accompanied with a valid donation slip.
(2) A taxidermist shall retain the transaction records for wildlife received, to include:
(2)(a) the date and time the wildlife is received; and
(2)(b) the license or permit number associated with the wildlife.
(3) A person required to retain a transaction record under this section shall:
(3)(a) produce the transaction record on the demand of a peace officer; and
(3)(b) keep the transaction record for three years from the day on which the person receives or creates the transaction record.