051-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-9 - Statewide Identification of Bovinae Upon Change of Ownership
(a) It is the
livestock owner's responsibility to ensure that all sexually intact Bovinae
twelve (12) months of age and over have been identified with Board Approved
Individual Identification prior to a change of ownership.
(i) Bovinae moving to an Approved Tagging
Site or a Designated Feedlot can do so without Board Approved Individual
Identification if the identity of the Farm or Ranch of Origin is maintained and
identification is applied at the tagging site or feedlot per the tagging
agreement.
(ii) A Wyoming Green Tag
is sufficient for movement within Wyoming but does not meet interstate official
identification requirements.
(b) Multiple identification with Board
Approved Individual Identification is not permitted except in the following
cases:
(i) Bovinae already identified with a
Wyoming Green Tag may have a USDA, 9-digit, silver or orange metal tag applied
or a 15-digit, 840 tag applied in addition to the green tag.
(ii) Bovinae already identified with a USDA,
9-digit, silver or orange metal tag may have a 15-digit 840 tag applied in
addition to the metal tag.
(iii) In
any case of allowed, multiple tagging, records need to be kept by the entity to
whom the tags were issued documenting and correlating the new and existing tag
numbers in the animal.
(c) Board Approved Individual Identification
may only be removed upon written approval of the Wyoming State Veterinarian or
his authorized representative.
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