Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-117.1

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Requirements for transport of bees into state

Official statutory text

A. Prior to entry into Oklahoma all migratory beekeepers and

persons shipping or transporting bees into Oklahoma shall provide

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 145

the following to the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and

Forestry:

1. Information required on an entry form prescribed by the

Department;

2. An entry inspection fee as established by the Department;

and

3. A copy of the certificate of inspection issued from the

state of origin.

B. All persons shipping or transporting bees into Oklahoma for

sale shall also provide the purchaser with a copy of the certificate

of inspection issued from the state of origin.

C. Except for persons in subsection B of this section, all

other persons transporting bees into the state shall be required to

retain a copy of the certificate of inspection for the duration that

the bees remain in Oklahoma and shall be able to present the

certificate of inspection upon request by the Department.

D. The Department may inspect any bees or vehicles transporting

bees entering the state at any time.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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