SD Trip and Transportation ?

[Forks]

So, since it says “Processed and/or stored for consumption”, that would leave me to believe that once the birds are processed for consumption, your fine.  In my case, once I clean, skin/pluck, and vacuum seal the bird, then I could legally transport the bird without the head, or any feathers.  I could be wrong, but that’s how I read it.

Are you leaving the spurs on the legs with this method and including them in the bag of breasts or are you VPing a plucked bird with spurs still attached?

[jetjockey]

We leave a spur on and vacuum seal the entire bird in SD.  It never really crossed my mind that could be illegal when crossing into another state, and that’s why I ask.  I live in a denver now, and I’m within a three hour drive of the best pheasant hunting locations in CO, NE, and KS.  We are hitting the NE opener this weekend due to my elk hunting being a bust, and will hunt the CO or KS opener the following weekend.  I really try and play by the rules, but sometimes it seems some states don’t make it very easy to understand all the rules. 

[lokidog]

So, since it says “Processed and/or stored for consumption”, that would leave me to believe that once the birds are processed for consumption, your fine.  In my case, once I clean, skin/pluck, and vacuum seal the bird, then I could legally transport the bird without the head, or any feathers.  I could be wrong, but that’s how I read it.

This would be my reading as well.