northtoalaska
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- Apr 11, 2009
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Ooooops...didn't fully read the posts or see the second pic. You SAID where it came from.
No it is not required to turn them in, a ranch hand I KNEW, HIS boss, manager found a 200 " and just left it he was also a state biologist. But you can not posses a ram unless it is '' PLUGGED" by F&G, deer,elk,moose, goat,bear can be picked up if died of natural causes. But if you come across a B&C road kill deer you can not take the antlers.Sp6x6, in MT is it required by law to turn them in to F&G?
To have any ram horns in MT it has to be a legal ram, and for MT that means it has a brass ID that is drilled and placed in the back of the horn. So say you are a knife maker and you cut that horn up for knife handles, it has to have a plug. Now I dont know how that would work if you could prove you had horns from out of state? I thought most states plugged.For us Eastern folks, well at least me what is meant by: can not posses a ram unless it is '' PLUGGED"?