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Each time livestock owners transport livestock, they are required by law to accurately describe their livestock on a form called a livestock manifest. A fully completed livestock manifest means describing the livestock, describing the brand(s) or other idenfiers, and also recording the location of the brand(s) on each head of livestock.
If you sell livestock bearing another person's brand, you must have documentation to prove ownership. If you do not provide the proper manifests and/or bills of sale, the sale proceeds or the animals themselves may be held until the documentation is produced or the ownership otherwise verified.
Livestock being transported out of Alberta may need to be inspected by a livestock inspector. The inspector issues a livestock transportation permit to accompany the livestock.