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Topic: Tagged Deer Antlers  (Read 746 times)

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Hojoman

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January 3, 2013

Question: Since deer antlers must have the tag on them for only 15 days after the season, why does the tag have to stay on the frozen head afterward? (Geoff V.)

Answer: They don’t. Tags are required to remain on the antlers for 15 days after the close of the season (Fish and Game Code, section 4336). However, since it is very difficult, if not impossible, to distinguish between fresh and frozen meat, you are much more likely to avoid any questions if you keep documentation showing that any deer in your possession was legally taken.



 

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