Amendments to the 2007/2008 Printed Trapping
Guide
Periodically, after the annual Trapping Guide
is printed, there may be amendments to reflect changes, additions
or clarifications. The information below is not available in
the printed Trapping Guide, nor in the PDF
Trapping Guide. This page will be updated as amendments
occur. Please check this page for updates in the future.
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Amendment |
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Trapping Regulations: No.
11 has been amended to read:
"Use snares for taking furbearing animals and timber
wolves except in the Registered Trapline (RTL) Area and
for beaver under ice in Open Areas. Special permits
may be issued in exceptional circumstances. This does
not include power snares that may be used in the Open
Areas to take furbearers and wolves, but not black bears."
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Above: Lynx pelts are examined by fur grader Bill
Gall, Conservation Officer Vic McNabb, Provincial Trapping
Coordinator Bob Burns, trapper Jimmy Woods and Conservation
Officer Barney Brown. Lynx reached their
peak values in the mid-1970s and 1980s, and are still a
prized species.
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