Utah Code § 4-39-402
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§ 4-39-402. Removal of wild cervids -- Liability.
Official statutory text
(1) Upon discovery of a wild cervid in a domesticated elk facility, the licensee shall immediately notify the Division of Wildlife Resources, which shall remove the wild cervid. (2) The state or a state agency is not liable for disease or genetic purity problems of domesticated elk that may be attributed to wild cervids.
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