Revise county predator control laws to include goats

Added explicit authorization for county commissioners to establish predatory animal control programs specifically for the protection of goats.

Aligned the age threshold for the per capita license fee on goats to 1 year 9 months, matching the threshold for sheep.

Added a new definitions section to clarify terms like 'Owners' and 'Predatory animal' in the context of the new goat provisions.

Revised the petition process to allow resident goat owners to petition for program establishment or termination based on a 51% ownership threshold.

Updated the predatory animal control fund provisions to include money generated from goat license fees and the sale of goat skins.

The age requirement for the per capita license fee was increased from 1 year to 1 year and 9 months for goats and sheep, expanding the number of animals subject to the fee.

The bill title and purpose were broadened from a specific goat protection program to a general revision of county predator control laws.

The bill was renumbered from HB 767.1 to HB 0767.2, and the legislative session header was reformatted.

The bill number was updated from LC 4272 to HB 767 to reflect its current status in the House.

The names of the bill sponsors (J. Darling, E. Tilleman, W. McKamey) were added to the document header.