Texas Register, Volume 8, Number 81, Pages 4521-4626, November 4, 1983 Page: 4,578
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Texas
Registerinclusive reports may be substituted in the esent they
duplicate the information required by this subsection.
65.378. Possession of Furbearng A nnuls or Their
Pelts.
(a)-(b) (No change.)
(c) No person other than the holder of a furbear-
ing animal propagation license may possess a lise furbear-
ing animal at any time except as provided in this sub-
chapter.
(d) T he possession of more than one undried
(green) pelt of a furbearing animal alter the time specified
by subsection (e) of this section by a licensed trapper,
retail fur buyer, or furbearing animal propagator is a
violation of this subchapter.
(c) The times are as follows:
(1)-(3) (No change.)
(4) For all turbearing animals, one animal may
be taken per day and one carcass may be possessed out-
side of the open seasons specified in 65.377(e) of this
title (relating to Open Seasons), e\cept that no pelt or
carcass of these species may be possessed under this para-
graph during the 30 days preceding and the 30 days fol-
lowing the specflled open seasons. Furbearing animals,
pelts, and carcasses possessed under this paragraph ma.
not be sold.
(f) Nothing in this subchapter shall prohibit a ta\-
iderrnist from possessing flo taxidernmy purposes, a fur-
bearing animal or the pelt of a furbearing animal la+ lully
taken or possessed under this subchapter provided the
animal or pelt i, labeled with the name and address of
the owner of the animal or pelt.
(g) I ise furbearing animals may be taken and pos-
sessed for three days or less by persons representing
recognized furbearer associations or related ser ice
organizations for approved instructional or demonstra-
tion purposes in conjunction %ith scheduled meetings of
the organizations provided prior written authorization f or
such take and possession has been issued by the depart-
ment at its discretion based on the activities proposed.
Furbearing animals thus possessed shall be released to the
wild as directed by the department.
65.379. Means and Methods.
(a) Only the following means and methods are legal
for taking furbearing animals:
(1) (No change.)
(2) steel leghold and conibear style traps;
(3)-(9) (No change.)
(b) Exceptions-No person may:
(1)-(4) (No change.)
(5) take furbearing animals with steel leghold or
conibear style traps, except during the open season pro-
vided by 65.377 of this title (relating to Open Seasons);
(6) take furbearing animals with steel leghold or
conibear style traps within 400 yards of any school or con-
ibear style traps with a diagonal opening dimension
greater than 10 inches set on land or in less than six-inch
deep water;
(7) use smoke, explosives, or chemicals of any
kind to kill or flush furbearing animals in the wild; and
(8) take furbearing animals with snares, steel
leghold traps, conibear style traps, live or box traps unlesssuch des ices are c\aniined and capt ie d ,.anim, ls are i e-
moved c ery 36 hours.
This agency hereby certifies that the rule as adopted
has been reviewed by legal counsel and found to be
a valid exercise of the agency's legal authority.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on October 24 1983
TRD-838598 Maurine Ray
Administrative Assistant
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department
Effective date. November 14, 1983
Proposal publication date September 6, 1983
For further information, please call (512) 479-4974
or (800) 792 1112
TITLE 34. PUBLIC FINANCE
Part I. Comptroller of Public
Accounts
Chapter 3. Tax Administration
Subchapter A. General Rulings
34 TAC 3.1
The Comptroller of Public Accounts adopts amend-
ments to 3.1, concerning request for extension of
time in which to file report, with changes to the pro-
posed text published in the June 3, 1983, issue of the
Texas Register (8 TexReg 1853) The amendments
change the requirement that requests for extensions
be received by the comptroller by the due date of the
tax to a requirement that the request be postmarked
by the due date. This change is adopted because the
delivery date is subject to a wide variation depending
on the method of sending the request and possible
delays caused by the post office or delivery service
that would be outside the control of the sender The
postmark date is considered a more reliable indicator
of timeliness. The change from the proposed version
was to reword a sentence for emphasis. No substan-
tive change was made.
No comments were received regarding adoption of the
amendments.
This amendment is adopted under the authority of the
Texas Tax Code, 111.002, which provides that the
comptroller may prescribe, adopt, and enforce rules
relating to the enforcement and administration of the
Texas Tax Code.
3. 1. Request for E:rtension in Time of WMuch to File
Report.
(a) Extensions for reasons other than natural dis-
aster.
(I) The comptroller may grant an extension of
time of not more than 45 days for the filing of a tax report
or return. Before a request for extension may be granted,
a written request setting out the reasons or grounds for
extension and 9000 of the tax estimated to be due must8 TexlcRg 4578 November 4, 1983
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