This form is completed by a landowner who is extending permission for an individual to hunt, trap, or fish on landowner's property. Both landowner and hunter (permittee) sign this form. Permittee also agrees to absolve landowner of any liability.
South Dakota Permission To Hunt Trap or Fish
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Road hunting is legal on public rights-of-ways, though most roadside ditches and fields are privately owned in the state. It is the hunter's responsibility to know whether land is private.
It is unlawful to possess or transport snares not properly equipped, except manufacturers may obtain a free Shipping and Transportation Permit from a GFP Conservation Officer to ship or transport snares to another area that does not require the same equipment as South Dakota. Snares are prohibited May 1 - Nov.
A resident of South Dakota may catch, trap or kill furbearing animals upon land owned or leased by him without obtaining a license to do so, during any period when hunting, catching, taking, trapping or killing such animals is permitted.
No leads or wings are permitted. Only hoop nets constructed of fabric mesh with twine size number 15 or larger and slat catfish traps constructed of wood or synthetic slats with at least two 1-1/2 inch openings in each end are allowed. Wire fish traps are prohibited.
No person may use carp, goldfish, or game fish, except bullhead, lake herring, sunfish of the genus Lepomis, and cleanings of game fish, as bait in hook and line fishing. A violation of this section is a Class 2 misdemeanor.
The Setline, Hoop Net and Trap License is only available to South Dakota residents with a valid fishing license.
Anglers are reminded that live rusty crayfish are illegal to possess and/or transport.
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Animals must be in the right-of-way or flying over it before they can legally be hunted from the roads and ditches. Hunters are allowed to retrieve birds that are shot and fly onto private property as long as they do not bring their gun during the retrieval.
