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This 2-day weekend course covers standard trapping techniques, emphasizes current regulations, trapper ethics and animal welfare.
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This 2-day weekend course covers standard trapping techniques, emphasizes current regulations, trapper ethics and animal welfare.
Trapper Education CoordinatorsWCTEP Statewide CoordinatorJim BinderE8126 Church Rd.New London, WI 54961920-250-2515wctep1@gmail.comDNR Statewide CoordinatorErinn Kiesow-Webb473 Griffith Ave,Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494608-228-0765Erinn.KiesowWebb@…
Wisconsin Cooperative Trapper Education ProgramVisit the DNR's Trapper Education webpage for information on the Cooperative Trapper Education Program of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Wisconsin Trappers Association.
Best Management PracticesTrappers and state wildlife agencies continue to develop best management practices (BMPs) for trapping in the United States. Trapping BMPs are documents that identify techniques and traps that address the welfare of trapped…
Marten Restoration Areas Open To Forms Of Dryland TrappingIn the areas indicated in gray in the Pine River Marten Restoration Area and Clam Lake Marten Restoration Area, cable restraints, cage or box-type traps, weasel boxes with an opening 1 ⅜…
Trapping Along RoadsidesMost roadsides are owned either by the state or by the local unit of government. However, in some cases, the adjoining landowner still maintains ownership of the underlying land. Trappers must have permission from the owner…
When reporting a bobcat, fisher or otter harvest, trappers and hunters will be asked to determine the game management unit (GMU) of harvest. To improve readability, the map was divided into two halves (northern and southern). Check out the…
License and Permit InformationNote: Reduced rates are available for first-time license buyers. Visit the DNR's Permits webpage for more information.