All registration needs to be done at the county treasurer's office in the county of residence, not where a boat is kept or primarily used.īoats registered in another state may be in South Dakota for 60 consecutive days before registration is required in South Dakota. Fees are based on the length of boat and the type of propulsion. A temporary permit can be purchase through your local treasurer’s office.īoats are registered for a one year period. Boats purchased from a private party or dealership must have current registration prior to being operated on the water. New boat owners have 45 days from the date of purchase to complete the licensing and registering process through their local treasurer’s office. Boat registration, transferring of boat ownership and replacing lost boat registration stickers are done through your local county treasurer office.
Please contact your local conservation officer for additional questions or for more information.īoats over 12 feet long and motorboats of any length, including those using electric trolling motors, must be registered to be operated on public waters. There is no fee for the issuance of such authorization. No part of an animal so obtained may be sold, bartered or traded. The written authorization shall remain with the carcass while in processing or storage. The written authorization allows the possession and disposal of the animal.
The conservation officer may give verbal authorization to take immediate possession of the animal prior to receipt of the written authorization. The conservation officer may give a dated and written authorization allowing possession of the animal. If any deer or antelope is killed by a motor vehicle on a public highway, any person who desires to possess that animal shall notify a conservation officer, as defined by § 41-15-10, prior to taking possession of the animal. Disposition of deer and antelope killed by motor vehicle. Any person who euthanizes a wildlife animal pursuant to § 41-1-12 shall report the event to the Department of Game, Fish and Parks or any conservation office within twenty-four hours.Ĥ1-1-5.7. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any person who has seriously injured a wildlife animal in a motor vehicle accident or any person who comes upon a wildlife animal that has been seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident may euthanize the seriously injured animal so that it will not suffer needlessly if that person has the means, skill, and will to euthanize the animal humanely.Ĥ1-1-13. Euthanasia of animal injured in motor vehicle accident. There are three laws that cover this type of situation the first two deal with dispatching the injured animal, while the other covers the disposition of the animal.Ĥ1-1-12.
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