This bill establishes regulations for businesses involved in the removal and disposal of wild animal carcasses in Iowa. It defines a "carcass remover" as any individual or entity engaged in this business and mandates that the Natural Resource Commission issue licenses and area permits for such activities. Each carcass remover, along with their employees, agents, or representatives, must obtain a license to operate within a specified geographic area. The bill also allows for area permits that enable licensed carcass removers to operate in additional areas, with specific provisions for nonresident carcass removers regarding fees and reciprocity agreements.

Additionally, the bill outlines requirements for the possession of carcasses, stipulating that licensed removers may possess carcasses that have been lawfully removed. It mandates that the antlers of deer removed must be delivered to local conservation officers for disposal. Carcass removers are required to maintain accurate records of their activities, including the number and types of carcasses removed, and must submit an annual verified report to the commission by May 15 each year. These records will be subject to inspection by the commission to ensure compliance with the new regulations.