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I am planning to ship 0.1 Naja atra (Chinese Cobra) to a buyer in Gresham, Oregon via the PDX Portland Airport. I have visited Mardi's website and here's what he has to say about Oregon:

"Oregon:

Native Venomous: No permit required

Exotic Venomous: Oregon has a very confusing system regarding exotic venomous. If the state does not SPECIFICALLY state that the particular species is allowed, then you must have a permit of some sort. In other words, Oregon SPECIFICALLY states that you can have King Cobras and Black and White Spitting Cobras, however, you cannot have a Canebrake Rattlesnake but you CAN have any type of Mexican or Central/South American species of Rattlesnake. Sound confusing??...Yes! I would suggest obtaining a list before obtaining any exotic venomous. I will try and include this list here sometime soon."

Can anyone tell me how to be certain that this species is legal to ship?

Thanks in advance,
Adam Stockton

Accually that species is not listed, therefore you cannot own one in Oregon. Here is a link to the reptiles that are legal and illeagal in Oregon.

http://www.dfw.state.or.us/ODFWhtml/Wildlife/Integrity/reptiles.pdf

I hope this will help you.

Jeremy

Here is another website stating illegal animals.
Gov site

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