Agreement On International Humane Trapping Standards In New York
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Trappers must complete a mandatory trapper education course to obtain a trapping license. To download and print a Furbearer Possession Tag and for information on pelt-sealing, see the Trapping Regulations page.
Land Trapping You may not set a trap on a public road. Body-gripping traps set on land shall not be within 100 feet of a public trail except on Wildlife Management Areas. You are allowed to set a trap in a culvert or ditch unless the property is posted or the landowner does not allow trapping.
Trapping is only allowed in Public Access Areas and trappers must possess a valid New York State trapping license and follow all applicable New York State trapping regulations, including species restrictions and seasons.
Body-gripping traps more than 7 1/2 inches may only be used in water during an open beaver or otter season. Snares cannot be used for trapping. Box or cage traps are legal for all species. You cannot use a cage trap that is designed to take more than one muskrat at a setting.
To get a hunting license, you must have: Proof of residency. Hunter education certificate. Bowhunter education certificate (for bowhunting privilege) Credit/debit card.
All first-time trappers must pass a trapper education course before they can get a trapping license in New York. Visit the Hunter Education Program page for more information and to find a trapper education course near you.
Data shows Fenn traps stoats inhumanely but Fenn traps are still acceptable to grey squirrels which can be almost twice the weight of a stoat.
Humane traps, or box traps, are an effective means of capturing certain dogs and cats that won't allow humans to approach. Three Retrievers Lost Pet Rescue has trapped hundreds of cats and dogs in Tru-Catch humane traps without a single significant injury.
Are trappers required to have a license? All states where trapping occurs require a trapping license for residents and non-residents. In some states, resident landowners are not required to have a license when trapping on their own property. States vary in resident and non-resident trapper license age thresholds.
Trapper Education Certificate: Several states have mandatory trapper education courses, and obtaining a trapper education certificate is required to apply for a trapping license. These courses cover trapping techniques, ethics, regulations, and safety.
