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Careful pelt preparation on their part means a higher price when they sell their catch. A PDF of this Trapping Guide is available if you wish to download a copy for viewing and/or printing. The Manitoba Trapping Guide is a 24 page booklet and the PDF version is approximately 1.5 MB in size. The time it takes to download will be dependent upon internet connection type.

You may also pick up a current Manitoba Trapping Guide at any Manitoba Conservation office.

Right: Careful pelt preparation on their part means a higher price when they sell their catch

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