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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.411 - PROCEDURE UPON DETECTION OF BRUCELLOSIS

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(1)
				Immediately upon quarantine of a herd for brucellosis the state veterinarian
				shall conduct an epidemiological investigation of the infected herd and
				premises involved to determine the specific methods and actions necessary to
				eradicate the disease from the herd and to determine contact herds and
				animals.
(2) Upon request of the
				owner of the infected herd, the investigation provided for in (1) may be
				conducted with the assistance and participation of a deputy state veterinarian
				selected and paid for by the owner.
(3) An official epidemiological report must
				be prepared that specifies the methods necessary to eradicate the disease and
				includes a time table for the accomplishment of the various tasks.
(4) A person who is aggrieved by
				determination made pursuant to this section may appeal in writing to the state
				veterinarian within five days after notice of such determination. The state
				veterinarian may affirm, reverse or modify such determination after he has
				reviewed the epidemiological report and the issues involved.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA;
					 IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.412 - MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

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(1) Using the
				epidemiological report required by ARM
				32.3.411
				as its basis, a memorandum of understanding must be developed between the owner
				of the infected herd and the department to establish a disease eradication
				effort for the infected herd. The memorandum shall cover at least the following
				points:
(a) herd management practices that
				will be employed to facilitate disease eradication or interim disease control
				leading to eradication,
(b) any
				physical facility modification that will be required,
(c) specific dates for accomplishing the
				tasks required.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.416 - IDENTIFICATION OF TESTED, REACTOR, AND OTHER ANIMALS

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(1) Reactor animals must be tagged in the
				left ear with a serially numbered United States Department of Agriculture or
				department brucellosis reactor tag, and must be permanently branded on the left
				jaw with the letter "B" not less than two inches high. Tagging and branding of
				reactors must be accomplished within 15 days after the date of test on blood
				collected from the animal. The time allowed to tag and brand reactor animals,
				as specified herein, may be enlarged or extended by the state veterinarian for
				good cause shown.
(2) Animals which
				have been subjected to an official test for brucellosis must be identified with
				serially numbered identification ear tags of the United States Department of
				Agriculture or of the department, registration tattoos, numbered earmarks, or
				other definite individual animal identification mark, approved by the
				department, and applied under the supervision of the department.
(3) The United States Department of
				Agriculture backtag is adopted by the department as an official animal
				identification tag for market cattle identification (MCI).
(4) The unauthorized removal of any
				identification provided for under this rule is prohibited.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.417 - MOVEMENT AND DISPOSITION OF REACTOR ANIMALS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.418 - INDEMNITY PAID FOR REACTORS

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(1) The owner of
				cattle sold and slaughtered as brucellosis reactors pursuant to and in
				accordance with the provisions of this subchapter shall be paid an indemnity by
				the department not to exceed $50.00 per head on cattle so slaughtered. The
				indemnity shall be paid when the following conditions exist:
(a) At the time of test or condemnation, the
				cattle for which indemnity is claimed did not belong to or were not upon the
				premises of any person to whom they had been sold for slaughter, shipped for
				slaughter or delivered for slaughter;
(b) If purchased, or imported into Montana,
				less than 120 days before the date of a test disclosing reactor animals, the
				owner is a farmer or rancher buying and selling livestock in the ordinary
				course of his farm and ranch operation. Such cattle must have been branded with
				said owner's brand prior to the date of the test.
(c) If not already tested, the herd of origin
				of the reactor cattle for which indemnity is claimed is made available by the
				claimant for an official test.
(d)
				The provisions of this subchapter pertaining to testing, quarantine, movement
				of livestock under quarantine, cleaning and disinfection have been carried out;
				and
(e) An application claiming the
				indemnity has been submitted. Applications are available upon request to the
				department.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.425 - MOVEMENT AND DISPOSITION OF ANIMALS OTHER THAN REACTORS IN A QUARANTINED HERD (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.426 - HANDLING OF PROGENY OF REACTOR DAMS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.426A - NONPARTURIENT FEMALES, CALVES, AND BULLS IN A QUARANTINED HERD (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.430 - QUARANTINE AND RETEST OF SUSPECT ANIMALS IN NEGATIVE HERD (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA;
					 IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.431 - REMOVAL OF HERD QUARANTINE RETEST AND RECORD KEEPING AFTER QUARANTINE REMOVAL (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.432 - CLEANING AND DISINFECTING (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.433 - DESIGNATED SURVEILLANCE AREA

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(1) The
				designated surveillance area (DSA) of Montana is described as:
(a) Park County - south of Interstate 90;
(b) Gallatin County - south of
				Interstate 90 from the Park-Gallatin County line to U.S. Highway 191 at
				Bozeman, then south of U.S. Highway 191 to Highway 84, then south of Highway 84
				to Churchill Road, then west of Churchill Road to Interstate 90 at Manhattan,
				then all other areas in Gallatin County south of Interstate 90, but west of
				Churchill Road;
(c) Madison County
				? east of Highway 287 from its northern crossing of the Gallatin-Madison County
				line to Ennis, then south of State Highway 287 from Ennis to Alder, then west
				of Highway 287 to Twin Bridges, then east of Montana Highway 41 to the
				Madison-Beaverhead County line; and
(d) Beaverhead County ? from
				Madison-Beaverhead County line, east of Montana Highway 41 to Interstate 15,
				then east of Interstate 15, to Big Sheep Creek Road at Dell, then east of Big
				Sheep Creek Road to Deadwood Gulch Road (BLM Road 1869), then east of Deadwood
				Gulch Road to Forest Road 8273, then east of Forest Road 8273 to Forest Road
				1033, then east of Forest Road 1033 to the West Fork of Little Sheep Creek,
				then east of the West Fork of Little Sheep Creek to the headwaters north of
				Round Timber Spring to the Montana/Idaho border.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.434 - ANIMAL IDENTIFICATION WITHIN THE DSA

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(1)
				All sexually intact cattle and domestic bison leaving the DSA must be
				identified with official individual identification.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 81-2-104, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-101,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 81-2-104,
					 81-2-105,
					 81-2-110,
					 81-2-111,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.435 - TESTING WITHIN THE DSA

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(1) Cattle or
				domestic bison located within the DSA must have an official brucellosis test
				within 30 days prior to leaving the DSA or changing ownership, except:
(a) Steers or spayed heifers.
(b) Sexually intact animals less than 12
				months of age for feeding.
(c)
				Animals moving to an approved Montana livestock market that will be tested at
				the market prior to sale.
(d)
				Animals destined for exhibition or veterinary care within the DSA that will not
				be commingled with other livestock, will remain in confinement for the duration
				of the event/treatment, and will depart within 10 days of arrival.
(e) Animals utilizing the DSA during the
				low-risk period (entering the DSA after July 15 and leaving prior to February
				15).
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.436 - BRUCELLOSIS VACCINATION

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(1) All sexually
				intact female cattle and domestic bison 12 months of age or older in
				Beaverhead, Big Horn, Broadwater, Carbon, Gallatin, Jefferson, Madison, Park,
				Stillwater, and Sweet Grass counties must be official vaccinates.
(a) Variances or exceptions to requirements
				will be considered on an individual basis by the administrator.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.437 - PENALTIES

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(1) Persons found to be in violation of rules
				or laws relating to brucellosis may be:
(a)
				guilty of a misdemeanor as described in
				81-2-113, MCA; and
(b) subject to departmental expenses
				regarding the investigation if a violation of law has taken place, as defined
				in 81-2-109, MCA.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.440 - CERTIFIED BRUCELLOSIS FREE BOVINE HERDS

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(1)
				The Montana Department of Livestock, Animal Health Division, will certify and
				recertify a herd as certified brucellosis free upon determination of compliance
				with provisions of the current Uniform Methods & Rules for Brucellosis
				Eradication recommended by the United States Animal Health Association and
				approved by the United States Department of Agriculture.
(2) Copies of Uniform Methods & Rules for
				Brucellosis Eradication are available from the department upon
				request.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.441 - CERTIFIED BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS FREE AREA (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.442 - BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS MODIFIED CERTIFIED AREA (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.445 - BRUCELLOSIS TESTS OF SWINE (REPEALED)

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81-2-102, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.446 - VALIDATED BRUCELLOSIS FREE PORCINE HERDS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.447 - PORCINE BRUCELLOSIS FREE AREA (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.450 - IDENTIFICATION OF OFFICIALLY VACCINATED RAMS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.455 - BRUCELLOSIS TESTS TO BE REPORTED FEES

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(1) The results of
				all brucellosis tests of Montana origin animals shall be reported by the person
				making such tests to the state veterinarian within seven days after test
				results have been determined.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.4 - Brucellosis › Rule 32.3.456 - REPORTING OF DEATH LOSS

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(1) Within seven
				days after discovery of the death of an animal belonging to a herd quarantined
				for brucellosis, the owner or his agent shall notify the Department of
				Livestock veterinarian supervising the quarantine of the fact of the death and
				supply him with the eartag numbers of the quarantined dead animal or
				animals.
81-2-102, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.501 - DEFINITIONS

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In this subchapter:
(1) "Accredited veterinarian" means an
				individual who is currently licensed to practice veterinary medicine and is
				accredited by the United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant
				Health Inspection Service, Veterinary Services in accordance with the current 9
				Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter 1, § 161 in the state where that
				veterinarian practices.
(2)
				"Approved laboratory" means a laboratory accredited by the American Association
				of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians (AAVLD) and a laboratory approved by
				the state veterinarian to identify T. foetus.
(3) "Board" means the Montana Board of
				Livestock.
(4) "Bovine" refers to
				all sexually intact domestic cattle.
(5) "Certificate of veterinary inspection"
				(CVI) means the form issued by the state of origin that records the consignor,
				consignee, identity, origin, destination, and health status of animals, issued
				by an accredited veterinarian of that state for interstate shipment. It is
				commonly known as a health certificate.
(6) "Commingle" means animals of opposite sex
				in the same enclosure or pasture with a reasonable opportunity for sexual
				contact.
(7) "Deputy state
				veterinarian" is defined in ARM
				32.3.138(2).
(8) "Epidemiological investigation" means the
				scientific investigation conducted to determine the population of bovines that
				may be affected with or exposed to trichomoniasis.
(9) "Exposed herds" means cattle herds that
				have, within the previous twelve months, commingled or had cross-fence contact
				with a test-positive animal or a test-positive herd.
(10) "Herd" means a group or groups of
				bovines 12 months of age or older under common ownership or supervision that
				have commingled during the previous 12 months.
(11) "Herd management plan" is a document
				listing best management practices that will be agreed upon by the producer and
				approved by the state veterinarian.
(12) "Licensed trichomoniasis approved
				feedlot" means any facility which is licensed annually by the state
				veterinarian's office where:
(a) all T.
				foetus positive animals are individually identified and branded with a "V" on
				the right tailhead;
(b) there is no
				commingling of intact male and female cattle;
(c) no animals entering the feedlot are
				allowed back into the Montana breeding herd;
(d) all T. foetus positive animals are kept
				for a minimum of 30 days before being sold directly to slaughter or through a
				licensed livestock market and then to slaughter;
(e) all facilities are subject to inspection;
				and
(f) animals may be castrated or
				spayed at any time if verified by a deputy state veterinarian.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.502 - OFFICIAL TRICHOMONIASIS TESTING AND CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

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(1) Except as
				provided in ARM
				32.3.212, the following
				test-eligible bovines must be negative T. foetus bulls:
(a) imported into Montana; or
(b) sold, loaned, leased, or otherwise
				acquired in trichomoniasis epizootic areas in Montana; or
(c) originating from trichomoniasis epizootic
				areas in Montana; or
(d) from
				exposed herds within 45 days of notification unless otherwise agreed upon by
				the state veterinarian.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.503 - REPORTING TRICHOMONIASIS

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(1)
				Trichomoniasis is reportable to the state veterinarian's office per ARM
				32.3.104. Reports shall include
				the names of the veterinarian and owner, date tested, animal identification,
				type of test, and the name of the approved laboratory. All approved
				laboratories and veterinarians conducting trichomoniasis testing of cattle in
				Montana shall report:
(a) all positive tests
				to the department within one working day of such test or diagnosis;
				and
(b) all negative official
				trichomoniasis tests to the department within one week of such test or
				diagnosis.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.504 - CONFIRMATORY TESTING OF TEST POSITIVE ANIMALS

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(1) Any culture positive animal must be
				confirmed by PCR unless the animal is destined directly to slaughter.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.505 - MOVEMENT OF ANIMALS FROM TEST-POSITIVE HERDS AND EPIZOOTIC AREAS

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(1) Test-positive animals shall remain
				quarantined until they are consigned to slaughter channels.
(2) Test-positive herds shall be subject to
				an immediate quarantine and all animals shall remain on the current premises,
				the owner's premises, or another premises approved by the state veterinarian
				except:
(a) any individually identified
				animal consigned to slaughter channels;
(b) bull calves less than 12 months of
				age;
(c) bulls that have been
				individually tested negative to three consecutive PCR tests as per ARM
				32.3.501(14)(b);
				and
(d) virgin heifers.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.506 - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION AND EXPOSED HERD NOTIFICATION

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(1) Upon receipt of a report of a
				test-positive animal or a test-positive herd, the department shall conduct an
				epidemiological investigation and shall notify all exposed herds.
(2) Exposed herds may be subject to
				quarantine and official trichomoniasis testing and certification requirements
				as set forth in ARM
				32.3.502.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-108,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.507 - COMMON GRAZING AND GRAZING ASSOCIATIONS

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(1)
				All herds from multiple sources commingling in common pasture(s) that include
				male and female cattle shall have all nonvirgin bulls tested with the official
				T. foetus test conducted after the last breeding season prior to next season's
				turn out. This test is valid for the next year's breeding season unless bulls
				are commingled with female cattle.
(a) If any
				bull in the common grazing association is found to be a test-positive animal,
				all test-eligible bulls will be subject to the requirements set forth in ARM
				32.3.502.
(b) Any stray test-eligible bull from an
				untested group that enters the grazing area of tested animals may be held under
				quarantine until the bull has one or more official T. foetus test(s)
				conducted.
(c) The expense of
				testing shall be the responsibility of the owner.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.5 - Trichomoniasis › Rule 32.3.508 - PENALTIES

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(1) Persons in violation of ARM
				32.3.502,
				32.3.504,
				32.3.505, or
				32.3.507 will be subject to all of
				the following:
(a) quarantine and
				testing;
(b) up to a $500 fine to
				the Department of Livestock (REF
				81-2-102(c),
				MCA);
(c) any departmental expenses
				regarding the investigation if a violation of law has taken place, as defined
				in 81-2-109, MCA.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.601 - DISEASE CONTROL

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(1) Tuberculosis
				disease control in animals shall be pursuant to the provisions of Title 9 CFR
				part 77 and tuberculosis eradication method and rules.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.602 - OFFICIAL TUBERCULIN TESTS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.602A - CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP TEST

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(1) Before
				change of ownership into Montana all cervidae must undergo an official test for
				tuberculosis and must be determined to be negative. The test must be performed
				not more than 90 days prior to the date they are sold or moved and the results
				must be entered on a department official test form.
(2) This test shall be performed on all
				cervidae over 6 months of age in captivity.
(3) This requirement does not apply to any of
				the above if they are consigned for immediate slaughter or to an out-of-state
				destination. No animal consigned to an out-of-state destination may be diverted
				to an instate destination if it has not met the test requirements of this rule
				and if it has been determined to be an exposed animal. Permission from the
				department must be received before animals may be diverted to a different
				immediate slaughter destination.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.603 - RECORDING TEST REACTIONS (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.604 - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL REPORT (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.605 - QUARANTINE TUBERCULOSIS-INFECTED AND EXPOSED ANIMALS (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.606 - IDENTIFYING INFECTED ANIMALS

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(1) All animals
				infected with tuberculosis, as determined by physical examina-tion or
				tuberculin test, or otherwise, must be immediately segregated, eartagged with
				an official tuberculosis reactor eartag, and branded with the letter "T" on
				either the right or left jaw.
(2)
				The size of the brand may not be less than 2 inches nor more than 3 inches
				high.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.607 - DISPOSAL OF INFECTED ANIMALS

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(1) All animals
				infected with tuberculosis as determined by physical examina-tion or tuberculin
				test must be ordered destroyed by the state veterinarian.
(2) Animals infected with tuberculosis may be
				sold for immediate slaughter only to establishments where federal or state meat
				inspection is maintained and only following written release issued by an agent
				of the department.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.608 - REPORTING DEATH OF ANIMALS FROM A TUBERCULOSIS QUARANTINED HERD

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(1) The owner or his agent-in-charge shall
				report in writing to the state veterinarian the death of any quarantined
				animal. All man-made identification shall be salvaged and turned over to the
				state veterinarian in charge of the herd.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.609 - RESTRICTIONS ON HANDLING OF AND PRODUCTS FROM TUBERCULOSIS-INFECTED ANIMALS

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(1) No person may handle or milk diseased
				cattle and thereafter handle or milk healthy cattle unless he or she changes
				his or her clothing and thoroughly washes and cleanses his or her
				hands.
(2) Milking machines used on
				a diseased animal must be disassembled, cleaned, and sterilized before being
				used on healthy animals.
(3) No
				milk or dairy products from a tuberculous animal or an animal that has reacted
				to the tuberculin test, may be used for human consumption.
(4) No milk or dairy products from a
				tuberculous animal or an animal that has reacted to the tuberculin test, may be
				used for feeding any animal until after such milk has been properly
				sterilized.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.610 - TUBERCULOSIS LESIONS FOUND IN CATTLE MUST BE SENT TO LABORATORY

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(1) Any suspected tuberculosis lesions found
				in cattle on post-mortem examination or during routine meat inspection must be
				sent to the Montana department of livestock diagnostic laboratory for
				bacteriological examina-tion.
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.611 - DUTIES OF VETERINARIANS AND MEAT INSPECTORS UPON FINDING TUBERCULOSIS LESIONS IN ANIMALS

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(1) Deputy state
				veterinarians and meat inspectors who detect suspected tuberculosis lesions in
				animals shall take possession of the hide from that animal.
(2) He shall obtain the following information
				which must be forwarded to the state veterinarian:
(a) name and number of
				slaughterhouse;
(b) date lesions
				found;
(c) name of dealer,
				commission company, livestock market, or ranch owner from whom the animal was
				purchased;
(d) copy of all brands
				precisely as they appear on the hide (preferably read by a trained brand
				inspector);
(e) all eartag
				numbers;
(f) all earmarks and
				tattoos;
(g) sale yard
				numbers;
(h) age, breed, sex,
				color, and all distinguishing marks;
(i) dressed weight; and
(j) general condition of the
				animal.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.612 - CLEANING AND DISINFECTING OF PREMISES AND EQUIPMENT (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.613 - QUARANTINE OF HERDS OF ORIGIN OF TUBERCULOUS ANIMALS (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.614 - RELEASING HERDS FROM TUBERCULOSIS QUARANTINE (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.615 - TUBERCULIN TESTS OF CATTLE EXHIBITED AT FAIRS AND SALES (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.616 - TUBERCULIN TESTS FOR DAIRY CATTLE (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.617 - TUBERCULOSIS REACTORS NOT TO BE RETESTED (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.6 - Tuberculosis › Rule 32.3.618 - SUSPECTS TO THE TUBERCULIN TEST (REPEALED)

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Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103 MCA; IMP, Secs.
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.8 - Scabies › Rule 32.3.801 - DEFINITIONS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.8 - Scabies › Rule 32.3.802 - CATTLE SCABIES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.8 - Scabies › Rule 32.3.803 - SHEEP SCABIES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.8 - Scabies › Rule 32.3.804 - EQUINE AND SWINE SCABIES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.10 - Anthrax › Rule 32.3.1001 - HANDLING OF LIVE ANIMALS

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(1) All animals on
				the premises where anthrax has been confirmed and all animals exposed to
				anthrax must be quarantined. Release of quarantine will occur when all
				carcasses have been appropriately disposed of and 14 days have elapsed since
				the last death from anthrax.
(2)
				Under official supervision an immediate change of pasture, if practical, is
				recommended followed by prompt vaccination of all apparently well animals in
				the herd.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.10 - Anthrax › Rule 32.3.1002 - HANDLING OF CARCASSES AND CARCASS PARTS OF ANTHRAX INFECTED ANIMALS

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(1) The carcasses of animals which have died
				of anthrax may not be skinned or opened, except when considered necessary by a
				deputy state veterinarian in order to make a definite diagnosis.
(2) Carcasses and hides of animals that have
				died of anthrax must be completely burned, covered with a disinfectant approved
				by the state veterinarian, and buried 6 feet deep from the tip of the carcass,
				or sterilized in a licensed rendering plant under the immediate supervision of
				a deputy state veterinarian.
(3) If
				it is necessary to move the carcass of an animal that has died of anthrax;
(a) The carcass must only be moved the
				minimum distance necessary for burning or burial; or
(b) Carcasses may be moved in an approved
				licensed rendering plant truck by written permission from and under the
				supervision of a deputy state veterinarian.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.10 - Anthrax › Rule 32.3.1003 - CONTAMINATED PREMISES

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(1) The stalls,
				stables, sheds, equipment, utensils, and premises occupied or contaminated by
				animals that have died of anthrax must be completely cleaned and disinfected
				under the supervision of the state veterinarian.
(2) All litter, manure, feed and material
				that cannot be cleaned and disinfected must be burned.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1201 - REPORTING RABIES

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(1) Any person
				having knowledge of an animal known to have or suspected of having rabies shall
				report an accurate description immediately to the state veterinarian or to a
				deputy state veterinarian.
(2) Any
				person having knowledge of any animal or person having been bitten by a dog or
				other animal known to have or suspected of having rabies shall report an
				accurate description immediately to the nearest health officer and to the state
				veterinarian or a deputy state veterinarian.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 81-2-107,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1202 - RABIES QUARANTINE

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(1) When rabies is
				known to exist within an area, the Montana Department of Livestock, Animal
				Health Division, shall, by order of the state veterinarian, establish a rabies
				quarantine area and shall define the boundaries of the quarantine area and
				specify the animals subject to quarantine.
(2) The area shall be quarantined for a
				period of not less than 60 days from the date of the last known case of rabies
				or as much longer as in the judgment of the Board of Livestock seems reasonable
				and necessary; provided that any dog or other animal under quarantine having
				been properly immunized against rabies under official supervision may be
				released from the quarantine area after a period of 28 days from date of
				vaccination.
(3) A list of counties
				or areas within counties under quarantine pursuant to this rule is kept at the
				Helena offices of the Department of Livestock. A copy of that list, and a copy
				of any specific rabies quarantine, is available without charge upon request to
				the state veterinarian.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1203 - ISOLATION OF RABID OR SUSPECTED RABID ANIMALS

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(1) Any rabid or
				clinically suspected rabid animal must be isolated in strict confinement under
				proper care and under observation of a licensed veterinarian, in a pound,
				veterinary hospital, or other adequate facility in a manner approved by the
				state veterinarian. If professional veterinary evaluation warrants, the animal
				may be humanely destroyed and the brain or other appropriate tissues handled in
				accordance with ARM
				32.3.1207. The animal must be
				handled in accordance with the National Association of State Public Health
				Veterinarians, Inc. (NASPHV) compendium of animal rabies control or other
				subsequently developed scientifically acceptable procedure recognized by the
				NASPHV.
(2) A list of those
				scientifically acceptable procedures recognized by the NASPHV under (1) is
				available without charge upon request to the office of the state veterinarian.
AUTH:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP:
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1204 - ISOLATION OF BITING ANIMALS

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(1) Upon
				consideration of the discretion and advice of the local health officer as
				defined in ARM
				37.114.101, any dog, cat, or
				ferret, regardless of current rabies vaccination status, which bites or
				otherwise exposes a person must be confined and observed at an animal shelter,
				veterinary facility, or other adequate facility for ten days from the date of
				exposure.
(2) If any sign of
				illness develops in the isolated animal, it is to be evaluated by a licensed
				veterinarian and if in their judgment it is warranted, the animal may be
				humanely destroyed and the brain or other suitable tissue tested in a qualified
				laboratory for rabies. Any stray or unwanted wild or domestic animal that bites
				a person may be killed immediately and the head submitted to a laboratory for a
				rabies examination.
(3) Any dog,
				cat, or ferret that is subject to confinement and observation under (1) and
				that does not have a current rabies vaccination, may not be vaccinated during
				the ten-day confinement period.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1205 - ANIMAL CONTACTS

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(1) Animals that
				have been exposed to a confirmed rabid or suspected rabid animal shall be
				managed according to vaccination status as per the Compendium of Animal Rabies
				Prevention and Control. Additional consideration can be given to severity of
				exposure, current health status, and local rabies epidemiology.
(2) Currently vaccinated animals shall be
				revaccinated immediately and observed for 45 days.
(3) Dogs and cats overdue for a booster
				vaccination with appropriate documentation of previous vaccination shall be
				managed as per (2).
(4) Animals
				without appropriate documentation of previous vaccination shall either be:
(a) ordered destroyed by the state
				veterinarian, or
(b) quarantined in
				strict isolation in a place and manner approved by the state veterinarian for a
				period not to exceed six months and rabies vaccine administered within 96 hours
				of exposure.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1206 - STRAY OR OWNERLESS ANIMALS (REPEALED)

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81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.12 - Rabies › Rule 32.3.1207 - LABORATORY EXAMINATION REQUIRED

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(1) Brain
				or other appropriate tissues of animals which have been destroyed because of
				suspected rabies or those which have died from suspected rabies must be
				forwarded, in an approved manner, immediately to a qualified laboratory to have
				tests for rabies applied.
81-2-102,
					 81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 81-2-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1301 - QUARANTINE

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(1) A scrapie infected or source flock must
				be quarantined. The owner of this scrapie infected or source flock has the
				option of depopulating or signing an agreement with state federal scrapie
				program administrators complying with the requirements of
				9 CFR
				79.2.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1302 - REPORTING REQUIREMENT

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(1) The owners of
				the flock or his or her agent shall immediately report to the appropriate
				authorities any animals exhibiting behavioral abnormalities symptomatic of
				scrapie disease. Such animals must not be removed from the flock without the
				written permission of the appropriate authorities.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1303 - IDENTIFICATION

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(1) Official identification is required for
				qualifying animals involved in the following:
(a) importation;
(b) entry into interstate marketing
				channels;
(c) change of ownership;
				or
(d)
				exhibition.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1304 - RETENTION OF IDENTIFICATION

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(1) The owner
				of the flock (or his or her agent) must maintain and retain for a minimum of 5
				years after removal of an animal from a flock that animal's individual
				identification number (from the ear tag, electronic implant, tattoo, or ear
				tattoo) and any secondary form of identification and information the owner or
				his or her agent may choose to maintain.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1305 - DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

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(1) Breed
				associations and registries, livestock markets, and packers may disclose
				records to appropriate authorities for trace source flocks and exposed
				animals.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1306 - AVAILABILITY FOR INSPECTION

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(1) Animals in
				the flock and those records required under
				9 CFR
				79.2 (a) (2) (iv) shall be available for
				inspection by the appropriate authority upon reasonable notice given to the
				owner of the flock or his or her agent.
Sec.
					 81-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 81-2-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1307 - SAMPLE COLLECTION

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(1) The owner of
				the flock or his or her agent will have a deputy state veterinarian collect and
				submit tissues from animals reported pursuant to
				9 CFR
				79.2 at paragraph (a)(2)(ii) to an
				APHIS-designated laboratory.
81-2-103, MCA; IMP,
					 81-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 32 - LIVESTOCK › Chapter 32.3 - DISEASE CONTROL › Subchapter 32.3.13 - Scrapie › Rule 32.3.1308 - IDENTIFICATION METHODOLOGY

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(1) Approved
				methods of official identification include:
(a) electronic implants;
(b) official eartags provided by or approved
				by USDA;
(c) legible official breed
				registry tattoo; or
(d) premises
				identification eartags.