I was also under the impression that it would be illegal to transport across state lines, finished goods made from animal skins (ie, belts, hats, wallets, etc..).



I have since found out that finished products are exempt from the Lacey Act and only the raw materials are subject to its provisions.



Thought I'd share that since I helped perpetuate that myth.



jb
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• Trying to better understand all this???? - 1radsunglow, Sun Dec 20 12:58:41 2009
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• RE: Trying to better understand all this - 1radsunglow, Sun Dec 20 15:06:51 2009
• A link to the text of the Lacey Act - Jonathan_Brady, Sun Dec 20 13:51:26 2009
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