§ 3-1307 – Unlawfully killing, selling or purchasing livestock of another; classification; civil penalty; exception
3-1307. Unlawfully killing, selling or purchasing livestock of another; classification; civil penalty; exception A. A person who knowingly kills or sells livestock of another, the ownership of which is known or unknown, or who knowingly purchases livestock of another, the ownership of which is known or unknown, from a person not having the lawful right […]
§ 3-1308 – Evidence of illegal possession of livestock
3-1308. Evidence of illegal possession of livestock Upon trial of a person charged with unlawful possession, handling, driving or killing of livestock, the possession under claim of ownership without a written and acknowledged bill of sale, as provided by section 3-1291, is prima facie evidence against the accused that the possession is illegal.
§ 3-1309 – Proof of branding with brand of accused as tending to show conversion by accused
3-1309. Proof of branding with brand of accused as tending to show conversion by accused Upon a trial for a violation of the livestock laws of the state, the prosecution may prove, as tending to show a conversion by the accused, that the animals in question were branded into a brand or were marked into […]
§ 3-1310 – Abandonment of animal at boarding facility or veterinarian facility
3-1310. Abandonment of animal at boarding facility or veterinarian facility When a small animal left at a boarding facility or any animal left at a veterinarian facility has not been reclaimed within the period of time previously agreed upon at the time of delivery of the animal to the boarding facility or veterinarian, the boarding […]
§ 3-1311 – Dogs killing or chasing livestock; liability of owner; classification
3-1311. Dogs killing or chasing livestock; liability of owner; classification A. If any person discovers a dog killing, wounding or chasing livestock, or discovers a dog under circumstances which show conclusively that it has recently killed or chased livestock, he may pursue and kill the dog. B. The owner of a dog is liable for […]
§ 3-1312 – Transporting equine in a cruel manner; violation; classification; definitions
3-1312. Transporting equine in a cruel manner; violation; classification; definitions A. A person shall not transport or cause or allow to be transported to a slaughtering establishment any equine in or on any vehicle with more than one level or tier. B. The animal cargo space of vehicles used for the transportation of equines to […]
§ 3-1300 – Overstocking land; classification; definition
3-1300. Overstocking land; classification; definition A. A person who overstocks with livestock a tract or parcel of land or range which he owns or has the lawful right to use, with the intent that such livestock leave the land and graze or feed upon the land of another person, and the livestock do leave such […]
§ 3-1301 – Gathering cattle for tournament or contest without consent of owner; classification
3-1301. Gathering cattle for tournament or contest without consent of owner; classification A person who knowingly gathers range cattle for the purpose of a tournament or contest for amusement or reward, or competition for prizes, or who engages in a steer-tying contest or exhibition of steer-tying, or who casts, ropes or throws a horse, cow […]
§ 3-1302 – Taking animal without consent of owner; classification
3-1302. Taking animal without consent of owner; classification A person who knowingly takes from a range, ranch, farm, corral, yard or stable any livestock and uses it without the consent of the owner or the person having the animal lawfully in charge is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor.
§ 3-1303 – Driving livestock from range without consent of owner; classification
3-1303. Driving livestock from range without consent of owner; classification When livestock of a resident of the state is intentionally driven off its range by any person, without consent of the owner, the person is guilty of a class 5 felony.