Are animals or their parts allowed to be bought, sold, given away, or bartered by a permittee?

• A. No animals or their parts
• B. Only animals
• C. Only animal parts
• D. All are allowed

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that a permittee is allowed to possess wildlife only for performing the approved pest management activities, not for commercial purposes. This type of permit does not authorize buying, selling, giving away, or bartering animals or their parts. Keeping or transferring wildlife or their parts for personal or commercial use would go beyond the permit’s authority and could raise concerns about wildlife trafficking, disease spread, and conservation. If wildlife or parts must be handled, disposal or transfer to the appropriate authorities or facilities is required rather than keeping or selling them. So the correct choice is that no animals or their parts are allowed to be bought, sold, given away, or bartered by a permittee.