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Section 11-19-406 – Sale of Diseased Cattle or Domestic Bison.

11-19-406. Sale of diseased cattle or domestic bison. All cattle or domestic bison in Wyoming lawfully found to be affected with brucellosis, including all sexually intact cattle or domestic bison that are part of a herd found to be affected with brucellosis, may be shipped or transported under the direction of the state veterinarian to […]

Section 11-19-407 – Brucellosis Testing Program.

11-19-407. Brucellosis testing program. (a) The livestock board shall develop a brucellosis surveillance program in any designated surveillance area as defined by the livestock board and any area of concern designated by the board and approved by the governor as an area where risk of exposure to documented infected wildlife is of concern. The program […]

Section 11-19-402 – Breeding Cattle and Bison Entering State to Show Evidence of Negative Test or Vaccination for Brucellosis; Exceptions.

11-19-402. Breeding cattle and bison entering state to show evidence of negative test or vaccination for brucellosis; exceptions. All breeding cattle and bison entering Wyoming shall be accompanied by a proper health certificate showing evidence of a negative blood test for brucellosis made within thirty (30) days prior to entry, or evidence of being officially […]

Section 11-19-403 – When Cattle or Bison Exempt From Provisions.

11-19-403. When cattle or bison exempt from provisions. Breeding cattle and bison entering Wyoming for the purpose of feeding only may be exempt from the requirements of W.S. 11-19-402 if they are placed under quarantine by the rules and regulations promulgated by the Wyoming livestock board.

Section 11-19-404 – Applicability of Provisions.

11-19-404. Applicability of provisions. The Wyoming livestock board shall determine which of the requirements set forth in W.S. 11-19-402 through 11-19-404 apply to the various counties or areas within Wyoming.