Exempting non-native quail and partridge from game farm requirement if owned for agricultural purposes

SB 844 exempts non-native quail and partridge raised for agricultural purposes from needing a license to operate a private game farm. The bill amends West Virginia law to clarify that these birds, when kept for meat or egg production (like other domesticated poultry), are not subject to the game farm licensing requirement. This exemption applies only to birds used for agricultural activities - such as breeding for food production - excluding birds intended for release into the wild. The change reduces regulatory burden for farmers raising these birds as part of commercial agricultural operations.