Trapping in Alabama - Forms
Regulated trapping is an important part of modern wildlife management programs. It is the most efficient and practical means available to manage furbearer populations and their associated habitats.
Furbearers are a valuable and renewable natural resource that are managed and regulated by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Regulated trapping has been used successfully in the past to minimize localized disease problems, reduce damage problems, support wildlife research projects, and promote restoration of certain endangered species.
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Alabama Regulation 220-2-32 requires that each trapper report their harvest by number and species to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources within 45 days after the end of the season.
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