Section 7 in The Bihar Forest Hunting, Shooting & Fishing Rules, 1958
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When it is found that in any part of the forest a valid elephant has turned rogue and is damaging life or property or a tiger has turned man-eater, the Conservator of Forests upon the recommendation of the Divisional Forest Officer concerned shall proclaim such an animal a dangerous animal and may issue a special free permit in form C to one or more persons who in his opinion will be able to destroy the animal. The tusk and bones would be the property of the person who thus shoots it. The Conservator of Forests may also announce a reward not exceeding Rs. 500/-for each animal, the actual amount varying with the degree of attendant danger.
