Section 3214 Of Article 1. Domesticated Game Breeding From California Fish And Game Code >> Division 4. >> Part 1. >> Chapter 2. >> Article 1.
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. Domesticated game breeders or other persons holding
domesticated game mammals in captivity shall confine the mammals in
escape-proof cages or enclosures. In the event any of the mammals
escape from the cages or enclosures, the owner shall immediately make
every reasonable effort to recapture them. If the owner fails to
recapture the escaped mammals, the department may capture the mammals
or remove them from the wild by whatever means may be necessary if,
in the opinion of the department, the mammals may conflict with
native species of birds or mammals or cause damage to public or
private property. The owner shall reimburse the department for all
costs incurred in capturing or removing the mammals from the wild.
The owner of the mammals shall be responsible for any damage they may
cause to public or private property.
Any domesticated big game mammal may be marked with ear tags or
other suitable markings or tags, as may be specified by the
commission, which shall identify the owner of the mammals.