Come on....it’s pretty good ,compared to other states

Iowa isn't too bad

Here beaver and muskrat are open year round. Everything else is Nov 10 to March 31

Nebraska has few restrictions. That being said, there is a season on grinners and skunks. LOL

Not WI

If it's quality marketable fur I'd say the Dakotas, Montana and Wyoming in no particular order. Texas as well.

I like it here, pretty open regs.
Jim

No snare in N.C. except for beaver. Fox laws are by county and favor hound hunters. Some counties not open until after deer season.

ND comes to mind.

Alaska, Idaho, Wyoming. There may also be other States with favorable trapping laws, but these are the States with good trapping laws that I would consider trapping for fur.

i'm ok with PA and NY opportunities.

Get away from Sewer Falls and this is a pretty decent state and land is easy to get on. But you may need that powerball to pay the bills. If you arent farming/ranching, you wont make much money doing most things. But ya our regs are pretty relaxed here.

About the only law we have in Louisiana is no traps with teeth.

Not Oklahoma! Unless you are a NWCO there's no bodygrips, no snares, no four coils, plus 24 hour check and you get to post signs to let the whole world know what you're doing!

WOW and I thought we here In WI had It bad.

Wyoming, no license for fox , coyote, coon,
No stupid deer stops either!!!!!!!!
3 day check is real nice

Many folks don’t know how restricted they really are compared to other places but each State have it’s own group of head scratching rules.

And the 24 hour check...

I don't have issues with Nebraska other than maybe adding a one otter a season of more for Nebraskans.
When attending SD convention it sounds like their's are even less restrictive.

Don't forget about that awesome restriction about can't use other parts from animals for a visual attractor within 30 yards from a set. So no t-bone sets or feathers for flagging cats.