Does your state require you to have a commercial fur trapping license to operate? Or a permit or etc?
Just curious. Thanks,
Sarge

Georgia offers only a commercial trapper's license..... required for both recreational and ADC trappers.

If you do ADC in an urban environment and trap/take/handle species out of season that have a trapping/hunting season/or certain protected species.....then a nuisance control permit is required.

To trap predators (that season is closed for) on a large scale (as on a farm, plantation, or hunting club) out of regular trapping season, the property will have to have a furbearer control permit for that particular property. Regular trapping season is December 1st to last day of February.

Here in Georgia, beavers, coyotes, coons, and possums can be trapped year-round with only a commercial trapping license. No other permits needed.

have to have a trapping license and written permission with land owner name , your name , specified species and dates.

handy because it allows those of us that are trappers to help with an ADC part time.
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yes

NWCO Permit requires as well as a furtakers license

Oregon requires a wildlife control operators license. Report twice a year as far as what we are catching and why. I suck at paperwork and more at computers.

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For Coyotes,skunks non protected specie, I call the game warden. I used to work with Game&Fish trapping beaver out of season now they won't allow out of season trapping. You can still shoot them!!?

Have to pass a written test on your computer on problem wildlife. Once you pass you buy a$40.00 license once a year.

Here in Illinois, state nuisance trapper license and to trap fur in the Fall/Winter a fur trappers license.

to charge you must have a commercial permit. dont need one if not charging

If you are paid to remove wild animals in IN, you must have a nuisance operator permit. Have to pass test then have certain number of hours training in the next 4 years, or take the test after every 4 years. There is a fee for the permit.
No regular fur trapping license is required to do ADC work.

Not in Mo. "A landowner "OR THEIR AGENT" can take wildlife causing damage without permit".. However, it's a good idea to check in with your county's F&G Agent for a heads up if somebody calls to complain, and you have to follow their disposal orders. NO keeping of fur.

Actually there is a similar thing in IN - a landowner can remove nuisance animals without a permit. Someone with written permission can also remove wild animals for the landowner as long as the helper receives no compensation of any kind.
No keeping any part of the animal more than 48 hours either.

In Iowa yes, you need a fur harvester's license. I don't understand why. we can't save or use any part of the animal

Keeps people from claiming "damage" just to kill an animal for it's fur/parts.