All non-game wildlife used for any type of commercial use requires a Chapter 10 permit for possession.If you have questions regarding the possession and/or importation of any species, please contact the nearest Department regional office for additional information. Permit renewals for wildlife that will be in your possession after the existing permit expires shall be applied for at least 90 days prior to the expiration of the existing permit. If a permit is required, it must be in possession PRIOR to importation or possession of live wildlife. Please allow a few weeks for the processing of all permit applications. Game wardens and fisheries biologists can assist you with the application process. Applications should be submitted to your local game warden or fisheries biologist for initial approval. Application forms may be downloaded from this site.Īpplications are available at “ Possession of Live Wildlife” or from your local game warden and Department regional offices. Each application to possess live wildlife is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.įor more detailed information, see the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Regulation Chapter 10, Regulation for Importation, Possession, Confinement, Transportation, Sale and Disposition of Live Wildlife under the “ Possession of Live Wildlife” section located on the Department’s website () via the “Regulations” link. If a species is allowed for possession under a permit, wildlife housing restrictions and other conditions may be required prior to the issuance of a permit and/or during the time frame of the permit. The table within this quick reference guide indicates if possession and/or importation of live wildlife is allowed and if a permit is required. This reference guide lists some of the species that Wyoming Game and Fish Department (Department) personnel are commonly asked about possessing and/or importing. Possessing Live Wildlife-Quick Reference Guide

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