Section 11-6-309 – Predator Management District Participation With the Admb.
11-6-309. Predator management district participation with the ADMB. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, if the predator management district has elected to participate in providing funding or upon approval of the ADMB, other in-kind resources, to the animal damage management account, the district may solicit funds or receive services from the […]
Section 11-6-310 – Applicability of Chapter.
11-6-310. Applicability of chapter. This article, unless contrary to federal law, shall apply to all federal, state and private lands.
Section 11-6-311 – Exemptions.
11-6-311. Exemptions. The state predator management advisory board or the ADMB may exempt persons from payment of the imposed fees when the respective board determines that livestock as defined in this act are permanently confined within pens or corrals within incorporated city limits where animal damage control activity by state or federal agencies is prohibited […]
Section 11-6-312 – Cooperative Agreements Generally.
11-6-312. Cooperative agreements generally. The ADMB may enter into cooperative agreements with other governmental agencies, counties, associations, corporations or individuals for carrying out the purposes of this article.
Section 11-6-304 – Animal Damage Management Board Responsibilities; Animal Damage Management Policy; Rules; Methods to Manage Predatory Animals, Predacious Birds, Depredating Animals and Rabid Wildlife; Manner of Calling Meetings; Frequency.
11-6-304. Animal damage management board responsibilities; animal damage management policy; rules; methods to manage predatory animals, predacious birds, depredating animals and rabid wildlife; manner of calling meetings; frequency. (a) The ADMB is responsible for the formulation of the damage prevention management policy of the state, and by and through an executed memorandum of understanding (MOU) […]
Section 11-6-305 – Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board Funding; Sources; Methods of Collection.
11-6-305. Wyoming animal damage management board funding; sources; methods of collection. (a) Repealed by Laws 2020, ch. 48, § 2. (b) Repealed by Laws 2020, ch. 48, § 2. (c) The ADMB may receive money for predatory animal, predacious bird and depredating animal management from the federal government, state appropriations, counties, agencies, boards, associations, commissions, […]
Section 11-6-306 – Animal Damage Management Account.
11-6-306. Animal damage management account. (a) There is created the animal damage management account. (b) Money received under W.S. 11-6-305 shall be deposited by the state treasurer in the animal damage management account to be appropriated for the purposes provided in this article. (c) Any supplemental contributions received by the department from livestock owners for […]
Section 11-6-307 – Board to Request Funding From Game and Fish Commission.
11-6-307. Board to request funding from game and fish commission. The board shall annually request two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00) from the Wyoming game and fish commission. These funds shall be expended for wildlife priorities. The game and fish commission shall provide recommendations to the board regarding expenditure of these funds. Priority shall be given […]
Section 11-6-308 – District Boards; Relation to Admb; Duties Generally.
11-6-308. District boards; relation to ADMB; duties generally. (a) Each predator management district board shall: (i) Exercise general supervision in determining local priorities for the management of predatory animals and predacious birds that prey upon and destroy livestock, other domestic animals, wildlife and crops; (ii) Devise and put in operation those methods that best manage […]
Section 11-6-303 – Animal Damage Management Board (Admb) Created; Composition; Appointment; Terms; Vacancies; Compensation.
11-6-303. Animal damage management board (ADMB) created; composition; appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation. (a) There is created the animal damage management board for the purposes of mitigating damage caused to livestock, wildlife and crops by predatory animals, predacious birds and depredating animals or for the protection of human health and safety. The board may mitigate damage […]