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We've been out west numerous times and never had any hassle with a brand 
inspector. We, however, carry health papers and registration papers with 
us to identify the horses.  In '01 at the Ft. Howes ride we asked a MT 
brand inspector that was there if we needed a brand inspection and would 
have one done on the spot if we needed it. He told us that since we were 
from a state that does not require a brand inspection (FL) then we did 
not have to have one. Health papers and a positive form of ID would be 
sufficient. However, if you were from a state that did you needed one.

With the coggins and health certificates our vet is producing through 
globalvetlink down here in the swamp ( digital photos of the horse on 
the health papers), they should be more than sufficient.

Truman

John Teeter wrote:

> > Nevada doesn't care if your horse is branded or not.  You are
> > required by law to have inspection papers with you when ever you
> > travel through the state with your horse.
>
> Important to note that brand inspectors inspect animals which may not 
> be branded. The Brand Inspection (you can get a short term or life 
> long brand inspection here in Idaho and in Wyoming (and I suppose many 
> other states)) Just contact your local brand inspector and they will 
> fix up your IDs.
>
> Oregon too is a stickler for brand inspections and your horse and rig 
> can be impounded right there on the spot for not having one. major 
> hastle.  Get a life long one:)
>
> jt.



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