OAR 635-049-0005
Definitions


The following define terms used in these Division 049 cervid-holding rules:

(1)

“Cervids” are animals of the family Cervidae (deer, elk, moose, reindeer, and caribou).

(2)

A “captive cervid” is any live cervid held in a state of more than temporary confinement.

(3)

“Department”, unless otherwise specified in these rules, means the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

(4)

“Division Administrator” means the Wildlife Division Administrator of the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department.

(5)

“Director”, unless otherwise specified in these rules, means the Director of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

(6)

“Double-fenced” means two parallel lines of fence spaced no less than 10 feet apart.

(7)

“Escape” is when a captive cervid leaves a holding facility and wanders freely without an intentional or negligent act by the holder.

(8)

A “hybrid” is an animal produced by crossing the sperm or egg of an individual of one species or subspecies with the egg or sperm of an individual of any other species or subspecies.

(9)

“Native cervids” are those endemic to Oregon (mule deer, black-tailed deer, white-tailed deer, Roosevelt elk, Rocky Mountain elk and moose).

(10)

“Non-native cervids” are cervids other than native cervids.

(11)

“Person” means any individual, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, trust, association or governmental entity.

(12)

“Release” is when a holder intentionally or through negligence allows a captive cervid to leave a holding facility and wander freely.

(13)

A “wild cervid” is a native cervid born in the wild.
635‑049‑0001
Policy
635‑049‑0005
Definitions
635‑049‑0015
Basic Requirements
635‑049‑0025
Import, Export, Transport Other than to Licensed Facilities
635‑049‑0035
Hunting of Privately Held Cervids Prohibited
635‑049‑0045
Release or Escape of Captive Cervids
635‑049‑0065
Disease Testing
635‑049‑0067
Voluntary Chronic Wasting Disease Monitored Herd Program
635‑049‑0069
Recaptured Cervids
635‑049‑0071
Obligation to Report Disease Incidents
635‑049‑0073
Disease Testing and Genetic Requirements for Importation of Cervid Gametes and Embryos
635‑049‑0075
Genetic Requirements
635‑049‑0085
Licenses Generally
635‑049‑0095
Decision Standard for Issuing a License
635‑049‑0105
Decision Standard for Suspending, Revoking or Refusing to Renew a License
635‑049‑0115
Disposition of Cervids upon License Suspension, Revocation, Nonrenewal or Denial
635‑049‑0125
Control of Disease Outbreaks
635‑049‑0135
General Requirements for Holding Cervids
635‑049‑0145
Sale or Exchange
635‑049‑0165
Type 1 Cervid Licenses
635‑049‑0175
Type 1 Cervid License Applications
635‑049‑0185
Lottery for Elk Licenses Issued for Commercial or Exhibition Purposes
635‑049‑0195
Type 1 Cervid License Renewal
635‑049‑0205
Record Keeping Required for Type 1 Cervid License
635‑049‑0225
Inspection of Facilities and Records — Type 1 Cervid License
635‑049‑0235
Reporting — Type 1 Cervid License
635‑049‑0245
Fencing Requirements — Type 1 Cervid License
635‑049‑0255
Cervid Marking — Type 1 Cervid License
635‑049‑0260
Cervid Propagation License — Type 2 Required
635‑049‑0265
Transport of Cervids Among Licensed Facilities
635‑049‑0270
Application for Cervid Propagation License — Type 2
635‑049‑0275
Requesting Changes to a License
635‑049‑0280
Inspection of Cervid Propagation License — Type 2 Facilities and Records
635‑049‑0285
Decommissioning
635‑049‑0290
Fencing Standards for Cervid Propagation License — Type 2
635‑049‑0300
Animal Marking Required for Cervid Propagation License — Type 2
635‑049‑0310
Record Keeping and Reporting Required for Cervid Propagation License — Type 2
635‑049‑0320
Cervid Propagation License — Type 2 Renewal
635‑049‑0350
Changes in Ownership of a Cervid Propagation Facility — Type 2
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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