Your Cal king had to be produced from someone with a Cal breeder's permit to not count towards your bag limit. Since the breeder was in Alaska, he doesn't have the Calif permit. It may be legal for him/her to produce Cal kings and sell them (they are non-native in Alaska.) Is it technically OK for you to have one shipped to Calif where they are native? That is a good question.



I hope you get answers to your inquiries from F&G, but depending who you talk to, you may get slightly different responses. The law as written can be interpreted a few different ways. Please post what you find out or email me.

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