WATER FOWL—BIRDS AND GAME. 1283

1927, ch. 568, sec. 64. 1929, ch. 416, sec. 64.

61. Before any licensee shall offer any game raised on his property
for sale, said game shall first be offered to the Game Warden of this State
for propagation purposes, and said Game Warden within ten days after
receipt of said offer, shall notify the licensee whether he desires to purchase
same or not. Before any game raised in captivity is shipped or removed
from any premises, the licensee shall apply to the Game Warden for a tag,
which shall be supplied at cost, said tag to be composed of two parts and
when detached one part thereof containing the name and address of the
purchaser, and the kind and number of game shipped or removed shall
be placed on the container or the birds or animals. The other part of the
tag containing the information required shall immediately be returned to
the Game Warden. The tag attached to any container of any bird or
animal shall so remain until the contents of the container are removed,
disposed of, or the living bird released from the container, or the dead
body of any bird or animal is sold, or the dead body is cut up for retail
purposes or final consumption, at which time the tag shall be removed by
the person receiving same, and shall at once be forwarded to the Game
Warden. It shall be unlawful for any person who engages in the occupa-
tion of raising and selling game, as provided for in the preceding section,
to ship same beyond the confines of this State at any time, either dead or
alive, without a permit from, the Game Warden so to do. Every licensee
shall keep a ledger of all game purchased by him, number of eggs received,
the number of birds or animals raised, the number killed and sold either
dead or alive, and make an itemized report to the Game Warden of this
State on or before December 15th of each and every year. Said report
must be made as herein provided before said licensee receives a Breeder's
permit for the following year.

(a) To encourage the raising of Chinese Ringnecked or Mongolian
Pheasants in captivity where said birds are raised under a Game Breeder's
license on property conforming to the requirements as herein provided,
said birds may be killed by shooting or otherwise during the closed season
as provided by law.

(b) The preserve used for the breeding of elk or deer pursuant to this
section shall be surrounded by a good and sufficient fence of wire or other
material and of a pattern to be approved by the said Game Warden to
prevent ingress and egress of such deer or elk as are kept thereon.

(c) Such elk or deer or other game so kept in an enclosure shall be
deemed as personal property of the owner as fully to all intents and pur-
poses as other personal property.

1927, ch. 568, sec. 65. 1929, ch. 416, sec. 65.

62. It shall be unlawful for any person, his, her or their aiders or
abettors, to enter upon any game preserve or refuge used for the propaga-
tion of game in this State, where such preserve or refuge is enclosed with
fencing as required by law under this sub-title, for the purpose of stealing