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  1. 10-06-2022, 12:31 PM #1
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    Default Trapping license ?

    I was looking up the regulations on trapping and it mentions a trappers license is needed. For resident $25 and non resident $200.

    I have a pile of coyotes that come like clockwork down certain roads. So to trap them I would need the $200 permit? I am not selling or anything of that nature.

    I also own the land. I don’t know if that makes a difference but I know it does for the annual permit I have to shoot varmints at night.
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    Yes to trap DEC 1 -March 1 you will need a trapping license to be legal. You can trap for free from March 1 -Nov 30 with a Depredation permit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rem11-87 View Post
    Yes to trap DEC 1 -March 1 you will need a trapping license to be legal. You can trap for free from March 1 -Nov 30 with a Depredation permit.
    Good to know thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by ziggy View Post
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    Lol agree but it’s still good to know the rules
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    Why would you pay the government to get permission to remove coyotes from
    Your land ?
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    They changed it this year. You don't need the commercial license now. It appears that the seasons still apply.

    https://www.eregulations.com/southca...fur-harvesting

    Legislative Changes for the 2022–2023 Season
    House Bill 4986 was amended to allow trapping of certain furbearing animals on private lands for noncommercial purposes with only a hunting license. Seasons vary by species. See Seasons section.
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    I'm glad that changed that. Makes sense especially for people who where not selling them.
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    I wish it was legal to use an electronic call to call raccoons. Looks fun! They come in ready to f or f !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirk View Post
    They changed it this year. You don't need the commercial license now. It appears that the seasons still apply.

    https://www.eregulations.com/southca...fur-harvesting

    Legislative Changes for the 2022–2023 Season
    House Bill 4986 was amended to allow trapping of certain furbearing animals on private lands for noncommercial purposes with only a hunting license. Seasons vary by species. See Seasons section.
    Awesome, thanks for the heads up
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    Quote Originally Posted by thawhacker View Post
    Shoot them
    Agree but trap hunts all day and night
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