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Posted August 08. 2014 2:30PM

US Fish and Wildlife Service say ivory rule under review after seizing bagpipes from NH students

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Because Highgate Springs is a "nondesignated" crossing, they needed extra permits and inspection fees totaling $576 to carry the pipes, with their ivory projecting mounts, across the border. They didn't have the paperwork and the pipes were confiscated for a day.


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