Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-4-2
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Definitions
Official statutory text
For the purposes of this article:
1. "Animal" or "livestock" means any cattle, horse, or mule;
2. "Brand" means a permanent identification mark of which the
letters, numbers, and figures used are each three (3) inches or more
in length or diameter and are impressed into the hide of a live
animal either with a hot iron or by the process commonly referred to
as "cold" or "freeze" branding, and includes the location on the
animal. The term means both the mark and location;
3. "Organization" means a statewide livestock organization; and
4. "Statewide livestock organization" means an organization
headquartered in the State of Oklahoma that represents the majority
of livestock producers in Oklahoma.
1. "Animal" or "livestock" means any cattle, horse, or mule;
2. "Brand" means a permanent identification mark of which the
letters, numbers, and figures used are each three (3) inches or more
in length or diameter and are impressed into the hide of a live
animal either with a hot iron or by the process commonly referred to
as "cold" or "freeze" branding, and includes the location on the
animal. The term means both the mark and location;
3. "Organization" means a statewide livestock organization; and
4. "Statewide livestock organization" means an organization
headquartered in the State of Oklahoma that represents the majority
of livestock producers in Oklahoma.
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