Game fowl breeding; creating the Commercial Game Fowl Breeders Act; requiring license for breeding of game fowl. Effective date.

SB 922, the "Commercial Game Fowl Breeders Act," would require anyone breeding game fowl (roosters bred for cockfighting) for commercial sale or exchange to obtain a state license. It mandates inspections by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture before and annually for licensed facilities, including health checks and record reviews, and requires breeders to maintain specific records. The bill also establishes fees, penalties for violations, and a revolving fund for assistance. The measure failed in committee on March 3, 2025, and was never enacted.