Wyo. Stat. § 11-20-230 (2026)

fees; transfers; reports; enforcement.
     (a) Any Wyoming livestock producer who raises and markets
livestock for the purpose of providing breeding seed stock or
exhibition animals, as defined by the board for purposes of this
section, may apply to the board for a livestock seed stock or
exhibition stock permit. The fee shall be fifty dollars
($50.00) per permit. The permit shall be valid for the calendar
year issued and no transactions or shipments shall be authorized
until a permit has been issued.

     (b) After receiving a certificate of inspection from a
Wyoming brand inspector, the livestock producer may sell or
change ownership of the livestock provided the livestock are
branded with the livestock producer's recorded Wyoming brand and
the animals can be individually identified by a board approved
method. The livestock may then be legally shipped or removed
from any county in Wyoming to any other county, state or
country, provided they are accompanied by a board authorized
bill of sale and a board issued fleet permit which references
the prior certificate of inspection pursuant to W.S. 11-20-216.

     (c) The permit holder shall report all transactions and
movements and shall pay any applicable fees authorized pursuant
to W.S. 11-6-210, 11-37-106 and 11-37-107 to the brand inspector
who issued the original brand certificate, or any other
designated agent of the board, within three (3) working days of
the transaction.

     (d) Failure to comply with this section or any other
applicable law or board rule shall be grounds for the revocation
of the permit and shall be punished pursuant to W.S. 11-1-103.
Providing false proof of ownership shall be grounds for the
revocation of the permit and shall be punished pursuant to W.S.
11-20-208. All livestock covered under the permit authorized
under this section are subject to reinspection by a board
authorized brand inspector and any applicable fees shall be
assessed.