Wyoming § 11-19-501 When notice of importation to be made;
contents; applicability of rules and regulations of board

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-19-501 — When notice of importation to be made; contents; applicability of rules and regulations of board

Wyoming § 11-19-501

Title 11Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals

Ch. 19CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONG LIVESTOCK

Art. 5REGULATION AND INSPECTION OF SHEEP

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 11-19-501 (2026).

Text

(a)Any person intending to bring or cause to be brought any sheep from any other state or territory, the District of Columbia or any foreign country into Wyoming in any manner except by shipping them through the state by railroad or truck, shall, ten (10) days before crossing the state line, notify the executive officer of the board of the proposed action. The notice shall set forth the number of sheep, the brands or marks thereon, the name of the owner and the locality from which the sheep came and through which they have been driven.

(b)Sheep trailed or shipped into the state from adjoining states for immediate interstate shipment or for show and exhibition purposes, sheep grazing along and across state lines, and sheep shipped from any part of this state to feed yards in any other par

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(a) Any person intending to bring or cause to be brought
any sheep from any other state or territory, the District of
Columbia or any foreign country into Wyoming in any manner
except by shipping them through the state by railroad or truck,
shall, ten (10) days before crossing the state line, notify the
executive officer of the board of the proposed action. The
notice shall set forth the number of sheep, the brands or marks
thereon, the name of the owner and the locality from which the
sheep came and through which they have been driven.
(b) Sheep trailed or shipped into the state from adjoining
states for immediate interstate shipment or for show and
exhibition purposes, sheep grazing along and across state lines,
and sheep shipped from any part of this state to feed yards in
any other part of the state when shipment is made by interstate
route, are governed by the rules and regulations of the board.