OKLAHOMA / IN-STATE
Birds must come from a clean NPIP Pullorum-Typhoid tested flock or have qualifying testing completed within 90 days by an accredited veterinarian or authorized testing agent.
The important health and testing basics are gathered in one readable place. Event-specific requirements can change, so always use the current show information and show-office notices as the final reference.
Birds must come from a clean NPIP Pullorum-Typhoid tested flock or have qualifying testing completed within 90 days by an accredited veterinarian or authorized testing agent.
Birds must be free of visible disease and satisfy the applicable state-of-origin and destination requirements. Bring the current movement and testing documentation required for your flock.
Bring whatever permanent identification is required by the applicable NPIP, state-plan, or event rules for the birds you are showing.
When on-site testing is offered, complete it before cooping in and follow the current show-office instructions for timing, paperwork, and any testing fee.
Health regulations can change quickly. The event catalog and show-day announcements always control over this summary.
Verify both Texas and destination-state movement and testing requirements before traveling, and bring the paperwork that applies to your flock.
Disease alerts, quarantines, and movement restrictions can change quickly. Verify the current requirements shortly before travel, especially if your flock is in or near a restricted area.
Send or upload required testing with the entry when requested and bring a copy to the show. The show office needs health documentation before birds are cooped in.
Your home state may impose rules beyond Oklahoma’s. Check with your state animal-health office before loading birds, especially when disease alerts or quarantines are active.
Disease situations, quarantines and state rules can change after a webpage is published. Always check the current show information and any show-office notice for the exact event you are entering.
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