Indiana quota reached in a month.

Its hard to trap quota limits. When we had season on wolf the area I was in the quota was reached in 4 - 5 days. Almost a waste of time. A month still gives a little time. What is your limit, one per trapper/hunter.

One per having a permit and license, I myself didn't check one in. Caught 3 two young ones and I'm guessing there Mama, was looking for big Tom.

There have been a good population of cats in Indiana for many years. When I was trapping out there for coyotes I was releasing them weekly sometimes a couple times a day in some areas. I caught my first badger in Indiana years ago. I didn't think they were that far East at that time.

So what's the process for trapping with a quota system? Do you have to check in daily to determine if you have to pull traps? And if you have a cat on that day, you must release it? Seems like it would be easy to go over quota without realizing.

If it is like are wolf season you registered your catch asap online and needed to watch online so when the magic number was reached season was closed.

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I see the season is 3 months long. With the quota being filled in a month, one would assume the cat population is stronger than they think. I know bobcat numbers are very tough for biologist to know. Trapping is what nevada using for determining numbers