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Spotted turtle michigan

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I live in michigan and want a spotted turtle. Can anyone offer any info on if this is legal or what permit i need
 
Spotted Turtle

It's legal if purchased outside of Michigan. But, you will need proof. So, you will need a bill of sale listing the species, how many, and location of the purchase. All of that info must be kept at all times during the duration of it's life. This proves that the animal in possession was not taken from the wild in Michigan. Without the paperwork you will face fines, confiscation of the animal, and who knows what else. Only CB animals should be purchased. We don't want to promote people taking them from the wild elsewhere just to make a buck. But call your DNR to make sure and that the law has not been changed. I hope this helps you.
 
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