Re: Permits and Eastern Indigos

Posted by Chris on October 02, 1999 at 06:21:21:

In Reply to: Re: Permits and Eastern Indigos posted by Doug on October 01, 1999 at 23:38:37:

: Before you begin the process of getting the USDI permit, find out if it's legal to keep eastern Indigos as captives in SC. Since they are endangered AND indigenous to your state, there may be laws against even owning them, like in Florida.

: If you absolutely positively want drymarchon, the word is texans have just as much personality and black tails have about the same size and temperment. You can get black tails and texans without permits and have them shipped right away.

: Besides, this late most baby easterns have been sold and you'd have to buy adults. It's more fun watching them grow, and learning how to work with them when they are small helps too.

: Goodluck
: dt
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In the state of South Carolina you can own an elephant if you have the proper permits. I've spoken with alot of local herpers and they've all said that its totally legal to keep Easterns as long as you have the proper permit if you transport them across state lines. I do realize that its pretty late in the year and that the chance of getting a hatchling is slim, but I dont mind. If I have to wait till next year then thats fine with me.

Chris

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: : Before you begin the process of getting the USDI permit, find out if it's legal to keep eastern Indigos as captives in SC. Since they are endangered AND indigenous to your state, there may be laws against even owning them, like in Florida. : : If you absolutely positively want drymarchon, the word is texans have just as much personality and black tails have about the same size and temperment. You can get black tails and texans without permits and have them shipped right away. : : Besides, this late most baby easterns have been sold and you'd have to buy adults. It's more fun watching them grow, and learning how to work with them when they are small helps too. : : Goodluck : : dt : : : : : In the state of South Carolina you can own an elephant if you have the proper permits. I've spoken with alot of local herpers and they've all said that its totally legal to keep Easterns as long as you have the proper permit if you transport them across state lines. I do realize that its pretty late in the year and that the chance of getting a hatchling is slim, but I dont mind. If I have to wait till next year then thats fine with me. : Chris

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