MO SB299

Department of Conservation is financially responsible for all damage caused by wild elk, including crop and pasture damage, livestock losses from harassment or disease, property damage, motor vehicle collisions, and personal injuries or death from vehicle collisions with elk

Violations of wildlife pursuit, taking, killing, possession, or disposition rules remain a class A misdemeanor, with infractions for record-keeping violations by fur buyers and dealers punishable by fines of $10 to $100

Landowners and lessors are permitted to destroy wild elk on their property when the elk have caused damage to the land