>>People residing out of the state of CA can keep and breed as many as they want because CA cannot impose their regulations on people in another state. Unless the other state has regulations that govern this species or ssp. there would be no controls.



I was just curious of states had such things as reciprocal agreements when it came to wildlife, similar to honoring each other's marriages or concealed-carry permits from one state to the next.



>>Also, not only do you need a CA fishing license to collect one, you also need a CURRENT license to keep one. The license would need to be renewed every year as long as you kept the snake.



How many pet stores tell people they need a license to keep a Cal King in CA? By the letter of the law, this is also true, right?
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