Utah Code § 4-39-105
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§ 4-39-105. Prohibited activities.
Official statutory text
(1) Except as provided in this title or in the rules of the department made pursuant to this title, a person may not: (a) acquire, import, or possess domesticated elk intended for use in a domesticated elk facility; (b) transport domesticated elk to or from a domesticated elk facility; (c) propagate domesticated elk in a domesticated elk facility; or (d) harvest, transfer, possess, or sell domesticated elk or domesticated elk products from a domesticated elk facility. (2) Releasing domesticated elk into the wild is prohibited.
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