Which of the following statements about bobcat pelts is true?

Bobcat pelts are subject to regulatory measures that often require a tagging process as a means of tracking and managing wildlife resources. In California, this typically means that any bobcat pelt that is being sold must have a proper tag affixed to it. The tagging process ensures that the pelts have been obtained legally and that there is a record of the animal being harvested. This regulation helps with conservation efforts and ensures sustainable population management of bobcats.

The other statements do not align with the regulations governing bobcat pelts. Selling them without any restrictions (the first option) would undermine conservation practices. As for possessing a bobcat pelt without a license (the third option), regulations typically require certain permits or licenses for possession, especially concerning wildlife products. Lastly, the idea that only federals can import them (the fourth option) does not reflect the regulatory framework surrounding bobcat pelts, which would also encompass state regulations regarding tagging and handling.