§ 81-4-301 Herd districts — creation, size, and location
§ 81-4-302 Dissolution
§ 81-4-303 Exclusion of government land
§ 81-4-304 Joint herd districts
§ 81-4-305 Changing time when herd districts will be in effect — petition — notice — hearing
§ 81-4-306 Penalty for permitting animals to run at large in herd districts
§ 81-4-307 Trespassing animals in herd district — retention for damages and costs
§ 81-4-308 Retrieval of impounded animals — misdemeanor — penalty
§ 81-4-309 Unlawful introduction of livestock into herd district a misdemeanor — penalty
§ 81-4-310 Annexation into existing herd district
§ 81-4-311 Duty to build and maintain fences
§ 81-4-321 Definition
§ 81-4-322 Horse herd districts — size — location — petition — notice and hearing — abolishment
§ 81-4-323 Petition to dissolve horse herd district — hearing and notice — order of county commissioners
§ 81-4-324 Horses running at large in herd district prohibited
§ 81-4-325 Penalty and liability for horses wrongfully entering on premises in horse herd district
§ 81-4-326 Retention and sale of horses for damages and care — procedure
§ 81-4-327 Sale of horses — disposition of proceeds
§ 81-4-328 Liability of officers
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Terms Used In Montana Code > Title 81 > Chapter 4 > Part 3 - Herd Districts

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