game bird breeder license

[huntercf]

Does anyone know where I can obtain an application for a CA domesticated game bird breeders license? The DFG's website only has the renewal letter but no application. Thanks

 

[Valley quail breeder]

Quote:
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/specialpermits/specialpermits.html

 

[huntercf]

Thanks for the link, but they only have the requirements not the application itself.

 

[aprophet]

if you read the renewal notice it looks like that is mailed out you are probably going to have to call them and get a package mailed to you


http://www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/pdffiles/fg1390b.pdf



Enclosed are the following:
• 2010 Domesticated Game Breeder’s License Application
(FG1390). This application will become your license
when validated and returned to you by the Department.
• 2009 Domesticated Game Breeder’s Report Form
(FG1390a).
• Tag/Seal Order Form (FG338).
• Credit Card Authorization Form (FG1443).

good luck

 

[huntercf]

Thanks, that is probably what I will have to do.

 

[huntercf]

Update,
I emailed the DFG and I received an automated response that said to email back with name, address and type of license application. Thanks for the help.

 

[Valley quail breeder]

Quote:
When I did mine I got NPIP certified first with the State Veterinarian, Than I called to have the paper work sent out for my Poultry/Ratite Dealer, Chick Dealer, Hatching Egg Dealer and Gamebird Hatchery. I received four licenses, Not sure about California regulations but here in North Carolina thats what i did. Try calling the main number in sacramento would probably be best. VQB

 

[chickenwhisperer]

Call 916 9285805, ask to speak to Bill Caputto.
He will ask you a few questions, then send you the app, you fill it out and send in with either 18.50 or 40+ $$$(depending on how many birds you plan on keeping).
He will send you back the permit.

If you want to sell processed birds, there are more tags and hoops . . .

PS- Bill told me to get my birds BEFORE i apply, so I could correctly fill out #s.
They CAN come to your property and check things out, I believe.
Its best to start a paper trail right off, buy from a lisenced breeder.

 

[huntercf]

Thanks for the info chickenwhisperer, I will give him a call next week. I only plan on keeping a few gambels and valleys, mainly as pets.

 

[holachicka]

Hrrmmm... I think I better do the same...