This is another well meaning attempt to stop the spread of species such as Wild Hogs, know to carry viruses that can infect cattle and native wildlife. I am not saying that I like the bill, and I agreed it looks like the camels head under the tent. This bill came into being because of the distructive nature of some exotic animals, and that they were being transported from state to state by people who knew not what they did, without any concern to diease, and impact on native game and livestock.
Like the gov't always does, it uses a "Brick Bat" to kill a fly. I promise you, if this thing becomes law, it will be another nail in the coffin of hunting as we know it.
The Hog farmers are a driving force behind this, as are some cattle ranchers. They know what kind of financial impact they could suffer from some of the bugs these exotics carry.
Not defending it, just bring some understanding to the confusion, in order to come up with a real solution that won't affect hunting, and will maintain the financial viablity of those industries.
Before you ask me if I own livestock, or if I am a rancher the answer is no, I am just a lowly, dumb Police Detective who likes traditional bowhunting......and no! I don't care much for donuts!