Game bird license cheap but whats the difference class1-2 license

[Ravenlover]

was curious so i looked up how much it is and found a 2020 updated version pdf and its 8$ for a class 1 license and 40$ for class 2 o.o whats the diff really ? It didn't say its mostly legal mumbo which i deciphered forgot to mention i looked up for California

 

[NatJ]

was curious so i looked up how much it is and found a 2020 updated version pdf and its 8$ for a class 1 license and 40$ for class 2 o.o whats the diff really ? It didn't day its mostly legal mumbo which i deciphered forgot to mention i looked up for California

Do you have a link to the information? Maybe I can help sort through what it says.

 

[Ravenlover]

Do you have a link to the information? Maybe I can help sort through what it says.

Darn it i closed it out cuz i was busy and reserching to refresh memory for the eggs that come today it . Let me see if i took a ss. Is that pic good enough ? Its on the lower right side

 

[NatJ]

Darn it i closed it out cuz i was busy and reserching to refresh memory for the eggs that come today it . Let me see if i took a ss. Is that pic good enough ? Its on the lower right side

I was able to read part of it, and search for some of the terms to find a page with the rest (because your screenshot didn't go far enough down to show the difference in class 1 and 2.)

Section 3200
"Any person...raising...domesticated game birds...which normally exist in the wild in this state shall procure a domesticated game breeder's license..."

(I put "..." in place of some words to more clearly show what it's saying.)

That part means you do not need a license unless you are raising a kind of "game bird" that normally exists in the wild in California.

So you might not need a license at all.

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/...vision=4.&title=&part=1.&chapter=2.&article=1.
I found all the text of it here too, and section 3202 has the differences in the licenses.

"A class 2 domesticated game breeder's license is required in order to sell more than 175 Chinese ringneck or Mongolian ringneck pheasants, or both, or hybrids thereof"

So unless you are selling more than 175 birds of those species, you will be fine with the class 1 license (if you need a license at all, which depends on what kinds of birds you're raising.)

 

[Ravenlover]

\o.o/ awesome

 

[Flockincrazy]

was curious so i looked up how much it is and found a 2020 updated version pdf and its 8$ for a class 1 license and 40$ for class 2 o.o whats the diff really ? It didn't say its mostly legal mumbo which i deciphered forgot to mention i looked up for California

Class 1 is to have them for hobby/pets. Class 2 is to own for hunting purposes selling buying live birds/eggs to be NPIP certified thats why it's more expensive

 

[featherhead007]

I thought it was just another way, California can tax your wallet!

 

[Flockincrazy]

I thought it was just another way, California can tax your wallet!

No I thought so too im in Northern Ohio ours is $25. & $60. I was like what the so I asked the Game Warden and he explained it to me

 

[Xouie]

Are you doing pheasants, California valley quail or gambles? Coturnix and button quail are not included in mandatory reporting (neither in the resident nor migratory category of the annual report).

 

[featherhead007]

No I thought so too im in Northern Ohio ours is $25. & $60. I was like what the so I asked the Game Warden and he explained it to me

OK, then what did the warden say?