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Alabama Allows all generations
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Alaska F4 and later allowed
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Arizona Allows all generations
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Arkansas Allows all generations
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California Allows all generations
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Colorado F4 and later allowed, ownership illegal in the city limits of Denver
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Connecticut Allows all generations
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Delaware Not allowed without a permit, fine for ownership
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DC Allows all generations
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Florida Allows all generations
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Georgia Not allowed at all
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Hawaii Ownership illegal
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Idaho Ownership illegal without a permit
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Illinois Allows all generations
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Indiana Allows all generations; some counties require permits
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Iowa F4 and later allowed
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Kansas Allows all generations
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Kentucky Allows all generations
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Louisiana Allows all generations
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Maine Allows all generations
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Maryland Allows all generations if the Savannah is under 30 pounds in weight
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Massachusetts F4 and later allowed
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Michigan Allows all generations
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Minnesota Allows all generations
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Mississippi Allows all generations
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Missouri Allows all generations
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Montana Allows all generations
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Nebraska: Not allowed at all.
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Nevada: Allows all generations
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New Hampshire: F4 and later allowed
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New Jersey: Allows all generations
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New Mexico: Allows all generations, some cities require permits
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New York: F5 and later allowed; No generations allowed in NY City proper
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North Carolina Allows all generations
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North Dakota Allows all generations
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Ohio Allows all generations
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Oklahoma Allows all generations
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Oregon Allows all generations; Some cities or counties may have restrictions
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Pennsylvania Allows all generations
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Rhode Island Not allowed at all
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South Carolina Allows all generations
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South Dakota Allows all generations
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Tennessee Allows all generations
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Texas Not allowed in most counties. Allowed in the following counties with strict permitting: Aransas, Bell, Coryell, Ector, Guadalupe, Harris, Kaufman, Lubbock, Mason, Ward. Montgomery must permit 1st through 3rd generation Savannahs; 4th and subsequent are allowed.
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Utah Allows all generations
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Vermont F4 and later allowed
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Virginia Allows all generations
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Washington Allows all generations; Seattle ownership is banned
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West Virginia Allows all generations
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Wisconsin Allows all generations
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Wyoming Allows all generations