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379.3711 – License fee for private game preserves and farms.

379.3711 License fee for private game preserves and farms.—The license fee for establishing, maintaining, and operating a private preserve and farm pursuant to s. 379.302 is $50 per year. The fee is payable to the commission and shall be deposited in the State Game Trust Fund. History.—s. 157, ch. 2008-247.

379.3712 – Private hunting preserve license fees; exception.

379.3712 Private hunting preserve license fees; exception.— (1) Any person who operates a private hunting preserve commercially or otherwise shall be required to pay a license fee of $70 for each such preserve; provided, however, that during the open season established for wild game of any species a private individual may take artificially propagated game of such […]

379.372 – Capturing, keeping, possessing, transporting, or exhibiting venomous reptiles, reptiles of concern, conditional reptiles, or prohibited reptiles; license required.

379.372 Capturing, keeping, possessing, transporting, or exhibiting venomous reptiles, reptiles of concern, conditional reptiles, or prohibited reptiles; license required.— (1)(a) No person, party, firm, association, or corporation shall capture, keep, possess, or exhibit any poisonous or venomous reptile or reptile of concern without first having obtained a special permit or license therefor from the Fish and Wildlife […]

379.373 – License fee; renewal, revocation.

379.373 License fee; renewal, revocation.— (1)(a) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is authorized and empowered to issue a license or permit for the capturing, keeping, possessing, or exhibiting of venomous reptiles, upon payment of an annual fee of $100 and upon assurance that all of the provisions of ss. 379.305 and 379.372-379.374 and such other reasonable […]

379.374 – Bond required, amount.

379.374 Bond required, amount.— (1) No person, party, firm, or corporation shall exhibit to the public either with or without charge or admission fee any venomous reptile without having first posted a good and sufficient bond in writing in the penal sum of $10,000 payable to the commission, conditioned that such exhibitor will indemnify and save harmless […]

379.3751 – Taking and possession of alligators; trapping licenses; fees.

379.3751 Taking and possession of alligators; trapping licenses; fees.— (1)(a) A person may not take or possess any alligator or the eggs thereof without having been issued an alligator license as provided in this section. The license shall be dated when issued and remain valid for 12 months after the date of issuance and shall authorize the […]

379.3752 – Required tagging of alligators and hides; fees; revenues.

379.3752 Required tagging of alligators and hides; fees; revenues.—The tags provided in this section shall be required in addition to any license required under s. 379.3751. (1) A person may not take any alligator occurring in the wild or possess any such alligator unless such alligator is subsequently tagged in the manner required by commission rule. For […]

379.3761 – Exhibition or sale of wildlife; fees; classifications.

379.3761 Exhibition or sale of wildlife; fees; classifications.— (1) In order to provide humane treatment and sanitary surroundings for wild animals kept in captivity, no person, party, firm, association, or corporation shall have, or be in possession of, in captivity for the purpose of public display with or without charge or for public sale any wildlife, specifically […]

379.3762 – Personal possession of wildlife.

379.3762 Personal possession of wildlife.— (1) It is unlawful for any person or persons to possess any wildlife as defined in this act, whether native to Florida or not, until she or he has obtained a permit as provided by this section from the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. (2) The classifications of types of wildlife and fees […]

379.377 – Tag fees for sale of Lake Okeechobee game fish.

379.377 Tag fees for sale of Lake Okeechobee game fish.—The commission is authorized to assess a fee of not more than 5 cents per tag, payable at the time of delivery of the tag, for the purpose of allowing the sale of game fish taken commercially from Lake Okeechobee, as may be allowed by the commission. […]