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As such we recommend doing some research before hunting out-of-state to determine 1) CWD status of the state you are hunting in and 2) how to get an animal tested for CWD in the state it was harvested.
Some labs such as Colorado State University Diagnostic Veterinary Laboratory or the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory allow hunting public to submit samples themselves for testing for a fee.

How do I declare my game at the border checkpoint, and what can I expect?

Any harvested animal, or parts of, brought into California must be declared using CDFW’s Declaration/Importation of Fish and Wildlife entry form (PDF).
Best practice is to bring your animal into compliance with CCR Title 14, Section 712 regulations in the state you hunted as surrounding states have similar importation regulations for harvested deer and elk. Additionally, removing the skull and backbone at the CA border may bring you into compliance with California’s regulations, but it risks introducing CWD to our neighboring states.
Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon have all passed similar rules to CCR Title 14, Section 712 regulations making it unlawful to move the banned parts of harvested cervids from outside states into California or any of its neighbors.
If the checkpoint is closed or unmanned when you return to California you are still required to submit your Declaration for Entry Form to Department of Fish & Wildlife, 1416 9th Street, Law Enforcement Division, Sacramento CA 95814 within 24 hours after entering the state.
Keep in mind other states along the way may also have regulations and checkpoints regarding the movement of wildlife across their state lines. Some states will not let you leave a CWD positive area without first removing the skull and backbone. A list of Cervid Carcass Regulations for all 50 US states can be found through the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.

I want to taxidermy my out of state harvest, how can I bring back everything I need legally?

Best recommendation is to have the animal taxidermied in the state it was harvested.
However, if you have a specific taxidermist you use in California or want to do your own taxidermy, then the CCR Title 14, Section 712 regulations still need to be followed. Only:
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I was given a Sharpie to mark my ballot. Is that OK?

Sharpies and permanent markers are completely safe and legitimate for marking your ballot. The ballot is designed so that, even if your marks on one side of the paper bleed through, they will not affect races on the other side (if you have marked your ballot properly). In fact, many poll workers prefer Sharpies because they will not smudge or stain the glass on a ballot scanner.

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