Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-5-413
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Mounted specimens of wildlife - Seizure of items,
Official statutory text
equipment, vehicles or other property.
A. Mounted specimens of wildlife shall be considered as the
type of wildlife they represent for purposes of enforcement of
Sections 5-202, 5-203.1, 5-401, 5-411 or 8-104 of this title.
B. Such mounted specimens shall not be placed alongside state
highways or interstate highways for the purpose of enforcing this
title.
C. Any item, equipment, vehicle or other property which is used
or operated in violation of Sections 5-203.1, 5-401, 5-411 or 8-104
of this title pursuant to the provisions of this section shall not
be subject to seizure and forfeiture under the provisions of this
title unless it is the second or subsequent violation of the
provisions of this section by the person.
A. Mounted specimens of wildlife shall be considered as the
type of wildlife they represent for purposes of enforcement of
Sections 5-202, 5-203.1, 5-401, 5-411 or 8-104 of this title.
B. Such mounted specimens shall not be placed alongside state
highways or interstate highways for the purpose of enforcing this
title.
C. Any item, equipment, vehicle or other property which is used
or operated in violation of Sections 5-203.1, 5-401, 5-411 or 8-104
of this title pursuant to the provisions of this section shall not
be subject to seizure and forfeiture under the provisions of this
title unless it is the second or subsequent violation of the
provisions of this section by the person.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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