Asf's illegal?

Where are asfs illegal? Some persons tryin to tell me they are illegal in pa

GA, CA not sure about other states.

cali and georgia for sure,don't know about pa.,your dept. of game and fish should be able to tell you.

haven't heard that they are illegal in PA.

I think on USARK's website they have a search, where you can see the laws in your state. I don't know if they are specifically for reptiles, but it should total laws against exotics. Try there, and if I'm wrong someone correct me, but I think that is where I've seen it.

Missouri and Kentucky as well. It's a good thing I live in Colorado!!!

I haven't come across anything that says keeping them is illegal in PA.

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Originally Posted by sum182

Where are asfs illegal? Some persons tryin to tell me they are illegal in pa

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not a whole lot is illegal in the state of PA, however certain cities and counties have laws against things.

When I researched it, I found only California, Missouri, and Kentucky. All other states permit them. Some just have local(within cities) regulations.

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Originally Posted by bigbearhook

When I researched it, I found only California, Missouri, and Kentucky. All other states permit them. Some just have local(within cities) regulations.

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They are illegal in the entire state of Georgia as well.

Yea, that's not the only list.

Sapphire tigress has a short list going. If I come across a state with specific regulation, I send them to her just to help out.

alright, i looked around and didnt find anything also. Maybe i'll contact the local game commision just to be safe. Thanks for everyones replies

And yea, PA is funny with stuff, you dont need a permit or nothin to own venomous snakes, but need a permit to own a skunk =P

I don't see the value in calling to as about the species. You are only asking for trouble. It is common knowledge that they are not illegal in PA. That should be good enough.

Funny I know a lot of people who have them in Missouri. But I bet they won't get in trouble unless someone actually complains about it. I only have the 1.2 plus however many babies are still alive from the latest litter. Now I don't think I'll be going into business trying to sell them. So I'm not going to worry about it at all.

Now shhh...:shh:don't tell on me. :D

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Originally Posted by sum182

And yea, PA is funny with stuff, you dont need a permit or nothin to own venomous snakes, but need a permit to own a skunk =P

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because it is a native species and I am betting because they are prone to carrying rabies.