Alaska's abundant populations of furbearers provide Alaskans with trapping opportunities. Although Alaska's winter days are short and cold, trapping draws Alaskans outdoors to …

The Alaska Hunting Regulations apply if they are taken under a hunting license; the Alaska Trapping Regulations apply if they are taken under a trapping license.

Alaska Trapping Regulations New Alaska Trapping Regulations are typically available in late July each year. Trapping Regulations (PDF 1,887 kB) Emergency Orders Trapping in the …

It details trapping methods, trap lines, trapping effort, animals targeted, and the disposition of furs. It also features reports by biologists about trapping and the status of furbearers in different …

T he Alaska Trapper Report provides a detailed look at trapping in Alaska, with information provided by trappers. Trappers – and anyone interested in trapping and furbearers in Alaska – …

Support and help train new trappers in trapping ethics, methods and means, conservation, fur handling, and marketing. Obey all trapping regulations, and support strict enforcement by …

The coast of Southeast Alaska is right on the fringe of fisher habitat. But Eagle River, where two of the four fishers were trapped, is 30 miles north of the Taku.

Alaska offers opportunities to harvest game and fur animals unmatched in any other state. However, no one may harvest game or fur animals without first acquiring the appropriate …

An overview of trapping in Alaska and Alaska’s trapping history from the earliest pre-territorial days through statehood up to the 1990s. Highlights the role of trapping and its importance in …

The decline in trapping is not due to any shortage of fur animals. The reason may be that fur prices have not kept pace with the rising cost of traps and snares and the rest of the economy.