Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 391-4-2-.03 - Harvest Recording and Reporting Requirements
(1)
It is unlawful for any person killing a black bear, deer, wild turkey, or
alligator to:
(a) remove such carcass from
the place of killing without first recording all information specified by the
department in the manner specified by the department.
(b) fail to report the harvest of each black
bear, alligator, deer, or turkey within 24 hours of carcass recovery by
providing such information specified by the department in the manner specified
by the department; provided, however, that such wildlife killed by a motor
vehicle (O.C.G.A. Sec.
27-3-28), taken under
authorization of a department-issued permit (O.C.G.A. Secs.
27-2-18,
27-2-21, or
27-2-31) or tagged by authorized
personnel at a public land hunt are exempt from harvest recording and reporting
requirements.
(c) transfer
possession to any private or commercial cold storage or processing facility
without first providing the harvest-reporting confirmation number unless the
animal was killed by a motor vehicle, taken under authorization of a
department-issued permit, or tagged by authorized personnel at a public land
hunt.
(d) transport a carcass (not
processed for human consumption) killed by another person unless the following
written information is attached to the carcass: name and address of the hunter
who killed such black bear, deer, turkey, or alligator, date and county of
kill, and the harvest-reporting confirmation number, if applicable in
accordance with (b) above.
(e)
provide false harvest recording or reporting information.
(2) It is unlawful for any private or
commercial cold storage or processing facility to take possession of a black
bear, deer, wild turkey, or alligator without first recording the following
information for each carcass: name of the hunter who killed the animal, date
and county of kill, and sex of the animal.
(3) It is unlawful for a person to hunt black
bear, deer, wild turkey, or alligator without first procuring from the
department an annual Harvest Record for the current season. The Harvest Record
must be carried on the hunter's person either in printed paper or electronic
format when hunting.
Notes
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