Ellingston v. Lloyd
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STOWERS, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
This appeal challenges the efforts of the Alaska Board of Game 1 to control, by regulation, the movement of bison that stray outside the boundaries of two game ranches on Kodiak Island. The Board has statutory authority to determine when a domestic animal becomes "feral," and thus legally characterized as "game." Pursuant to this grant of authority, however, the Board's regulatory definition of a "feral" domestic animal must be reasonable and consistent with its authorizing statute.
The Board amended the first regulation at issue to read: "Under this section,…
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