Wyoming § 11-19-406 Sale of diseased cattle or domestic bison

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-19-406 — Sale of diseased cattle or domestic bison

Wyoming § 11-19-406

Title 11Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals

Ch. 19CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONG LIVESTOCK

Art. 4BRUCELLOSIS TEST OF CATTLE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 11-19-406 (2026).

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All cattle or domestic bison in Wyoming, including those
belonging to a producer on the Wind River Indian Reservation who
receives services pursuant to W.S. 11-19-101(d), lawfully found
to be affected with brucellosis, including all sexually intact
cattle or domestic bison that are part of a herd found to be
affected with brucellosis, may be shipped or transported under
the direction of the state veterinarian to livestock markets and
sold for immediate slaughter or transferred to an approved
slaughter facility or veterinary diagnostic laboratory in
accordance with federal regulations. Payments under this section
shall not be made by the state for any sexually intact female
cattle or bison which are over twelve (12) months old and which
are not official calfhood vaccinates as provided in bo

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All cattle or domestic bison in Wyoming, including those
belonging to a producer on the Wind River Indian Reservation who
receives services pursuant to W.S. 11-19-101(d), lawfully found
to be affected with brucellosis, including all sexually intact
cattle or domestic bison that are part of a herd found to be
affected with brucellosis, may be shipped or transported under
the direction of the state veterinarian to livestock markets and
sold for immediate slaughter or transferred to an approved
slaughter facility or veterinary diagnostic laboratory in
accordance with federal regulations. Payments under this section
shall not be made by the state for any sexually intact female
cattle or bison which are over twelve (12) months old and which
are not official calfhood vaccinates as provided in board rule
and regulation. Producers may be eligible for indemnification in
accordance with W.S. 11-19-106 for any livestock ordered
disposed pursuant to this section.