Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-6-93: Blood samples for brucellosis testing – Official

identification – Reports.

A. Whenever any blood sample is drawn for the purpose of

testing for brucellosis, the person drawing the blood sample shall

ensure application of official identification, approved by the State

Veterinarian. If official identification is already present, that

official identification shall be recorded.

B. The person shall submit with the blood sample a written

report to the State Veterinarian. The report shall be signed by the

person drawing the sample and shall be on a form prescribed by the

State Veterinarian. The report shall show the official

identification and descriptive markings of the animal, or herd

tattoo, if the tested animal is a registered animal.

C. It shall not be necessary to officially identify any

registered animal if the registration tattoo of each animal is shown

on the report. If the registration paper is not transferred with

the animal, official identification shall be applied.

D. The removal of official identification without prior

authorization from the State Veterinarian shall be a violation of

the Oklahoma Agricultural Code.