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Jim,good luck out there I just got that coon already to go. That was a fricken stinky nasty lil guy.Joe
Quote from: BLKBEARKLR on October 29, 2010, 06:39:50 AMJim,good luck out there I just got that coon already to go. That was a fricken stinky nasty lil guy.Joe reminded me of some yotes, the smell he had..Momma wants a spotted skunk after seeing how momma did that one..lookout pepe here I come
Quote from: rasbo on October 29, 2010, 06:37:10 PMQuote from: BLKBEARKLR on October 29, 2010, 06:39:50 AMJim,good luck out there I just got that coon already to go. That was a fricken stinky nasty lil guy.Joe reminded me of some yotes, the smell he had..Momma wants a spotted skunk after seeing how momma did that one..lookout pepe here I comeJim , no problem, we will call Mich to come and skin that bad boy out Joe
Cant wait for the pics and stories. I would like to see pics (video is even better) of the sets if anyone has time.
Getting sick and tired of trappers selling furs that have been harvested under a permit. They are making some serious money.
Good Luck to all. Got a call to chase some beaver next week. Gotta love it.
i only know of east side activities and to me, 200-300 dollars is alot of money
Quote from: Cylvertip on November 02, 2010, 11:30:01 PMGood Luck to all. Got a call to chase some beaver next week. Gotta love it.Chasing beaver....... Seem as how you got a call does that make you the "wingman"?
Can you sell muskrats caught in a colony trap even if they were trapped under a permit? I thought you just couldnt sell them if they were caught in a body gripping trap.
Nothing illegal about selling animal furs caught with body gripping traps under a permit. They cannot be "RAW" pelts, but there is nothing illegal about selling tanned hides, even those caught using body gripping traps with a nuisance permit or colony traps or box traps under a permit.RCW 77.15.194Unlawful traps — Penalty.(2) It is unlawful to knowingly buy, sell, barter, or otherwise exchange, or offer to buy, sell, barter, or otherwise exchange the raw fur of a mammal or a mammal that has been trapped in this state with a steel-jawed leghold trap or any other body-gripping trap, whether or not pursuant to permit.RCW 77.15.192Definitions.(4) "Raw fur" means a pelt that has not been processed for purposes of retail sale.
The sale, trade, barter, giving away or retention of any wildlife taken under authority of the NWCO permit is prohibited except as otherwise provided.
3. Purchasing or SellingWildlife or TheirParts:Non-edible portions ofwild animals and gamebirds may be sold ortraded (antlers, hides,teeth), except for bighornsheep; mountain goat;velvet antlers of deer orelk; or the gall bladder,claws, and teeth of bear,except those clawsor teeth permanentlyattached to a full bearskin or mounted bearor the raw fur of a wildanimal or the wild animalitself, if the wild animal,has been trapped inthis state with a bodygripping trap.
I looked it up and it looks like its illegal for body gripping traps. And in my NWCO handbook it saysQuoteThe sale, trade, barter, giving away or retention of any wildlife taken under authority of the NWCO permit is prohibited except as otherwise provided.It doesnt say anything about pelts. I think this is just talking about live animals. I couldnt find where this is online or the law for it though.http://wdfw.wa.gov/publications/00766/wdfw00766.pdfQuote3. Purchasing or SellingWildlife or TheirParts:Non-edible portions ofwild animals and gamebirds may be sold ortraded (antlers, hides,teeth), except for bighornsheep; mountain goat;velvet antlers of deer orelk; or the gall bladder,claws, and teeth of bear,except those clawsor teeth permanentlyattached to a full bearskin or mounted bearor the raw fur of a wildanimal or the wild animalitself, if the wild animal,has been trapped inthis state with a bodygripping trap.
Can you sell muskrats caught in a colony trap even if they were trapped under a permit? I thought you just couldn't sell them if they were caught in a body gripping trap.
"...but not a special permit to set bodygripping traps." Not according to the WCO training I took and on page 8 of the Nusiance Wildlife Control Operators Regulations published by WDFW which states "... but may only use body gripping traps after receiving a special trapping permit>''
Just traded some email with Sean Carrol , the WDFW Probelm Wildlife Coordinator. He will be sending out notification to all the NWCO's or soon to be WCO's once the new rules become effective.
G, the opener tomorrow and it's dumping rain.... shocker.
Was wonderin how you did any luck at all?
Well at least it is only the first week into the season so we still got time.