N.Y. ENV Law § 11-1725
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Shipment by carriers
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§ 11-1725. Shipment by carriers.\n 1. Carriers may receive, and may transport, within and from within to\nwithout the state, carcasses and parts thereof of game, described in\nsubdivision 1 of section 11-1721 and identified as provided in that\nsection, when they are also labeled as provided in this section.\n 2. a. When received in this state by a carrier, or transported within\nor from within to without the state by a carrier, every shipment of game\nrequired by section 11-1721 to be identified, shall also have attached a\ncard or label with the following data plainly printed or written\nthereon: names and addresses of consignor and consignee, number and kind\nof carcasses or parts thereof.\n b. If the consignor is the person who holds the game breeder's license\nor shooting preserve license by authority of which such game (other than\nimported foreign game) is saleable, or if the game is imported foreign\ngame shipped by a licensed game dealer, the card or label shall also\nstate the name and address of the holder of such license, and the number\nof the license.\n 3. No carrier or employee thereof shall, while engaged in such\nbusiness, transport as owner any fish or game not lawfully saleable. No\ncarrier or employee thereof shall knowingly receive or possess any fish\nor game, whether packed or unpacked, for shipment for any person, unless\n(a) if it is game or trout described in section 11-1721 of this title,\nit is identified as required by that section, and (b) in any case, it\nbears the tag, card, identification or label required by this section or\nby sections 11-0911, 11-0917, 11-1319 or 11-1913 of this article.\n
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