Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Date of this Version
1960
Abstract
Two classes of game farm permits were made available by the 1957 legislature to persons keeping protected species of wildlife in captivity. A pet or fancier permit authorizes the possession of fifty or less game birds or game animals where no commercial use is made of such wildlife. A commercial permit authorizes the possession of game birds and game and fur-bearing animals of regardless of number, where trade, sale, barter, or any commercial use is involved. During 1960, 195 pet permits and 92 commercial permits were issued for a total of 287 permits. In 1959 a total of 432 permits were issued. In 1960 the fee for a pet permit was $1.00 and the fee for a commercial permit was $10.00. The revenue for 287 permits was $1,115.00 as compared to $1,467.00 received for 432 permits in 1959.
Comments
White Paper issued by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (1960) 23 p.