A bill for an act relating to businesses removing and disposing of wild animal carcasses, including licensing, reciprocity, possession, and reporting requirements for carcass removers.

HF 2137 establishes licensing requirements for businesses that remove and dispose of wild animal carcasses from public or private land, including roads. These businesses must obtain a license from Iowa's natural resource commission, which specifies their operating area, with nonresidents paying a fee (unless their state has a reciprocity agreement) and residents receiving free area permits. The bill also requires businesses to maintain detailed records of carcass removals and disposals (including location and date) and submit an annual report by May 15, while mandating that deer antlers be delivered to a conservation officer for disposal. This directly affects commercial carcass removal services operating across Iowa's public and private lands.