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Utah Code Title 4. Utah Agricultural Code § 4-39-102. Definitions

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

As used in this chapter:

(1)(a) “Commingle” means maintaining animals in a manner in which physical contact among animals could occur.

(b) “Commingle” includes maintaining animals in the same pasture or enclosure.

(c) “Commingle” does not include holding animals:

(i) at a sale;

(ii) during transportation;

(iii) during artificial insemination; or

(iv) in other circumstances involving limited contact among animals for a short period of time.

(2) “Domesticated elk” means elk of the genus and species cervus elaphus, held in captivity and domestically raised for commercial purposes.

(3)(a) “Domesticated elk facility” means a facility where only domesticated elk are raised.

(b) “Domesticated elk facility” includes an elk ranch.

(4) “Domesticated elk product” means any carcass, part of a carcass, hide, meat, meat food product, antlers, or any part of a domesticated elk.

(5) “Elk ranch” means a facility where domesticated elk are harvested through typical hunting methods.

(6) “Suspect domesticated elk” means a domesticated elk for which:

(a) the state veterinarian has determined that the following suggest that the domesticated elk may be infected with a disease spreading pathogen:

(i) unofficial test results;

(ii) laboratory evidence; or

(iii) clinical signs; and

(b) official laboratory results for a disease spreading pathogen:

(i) are inconclusive; or

(ii) have not been conducted.

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