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Identify the following tracks. 13 14 15 Chapter 4 - Wisconsin’s Furbearer Resource Silvertip Productions Silvertip Productions 16 17 18 Silvertip Productions Silvertip Productions Silvertip Productions Wisconsin Trapper Education Manual 50
Know Your Wisconsin Furbearers 19. Place a check in the box on the following chart to indicate if there is an open trapping or hunting season for the following Wisconsin furbearers. Use the trapping regulations to find this information. Chapter 4 - Wisconsin’s Furbearer Resource Raccoon FWS Photo Coyote FWS Photo Species Trapping Season Hunting Season Coyote Red Fox Gray Fox Gray Wolf Beaver Muskrat Bobcat Canada Lynx Mink River Otter Fisher American Marten Weasels Striped Skunk Badger Opossum Raccoon 20. Name the three furbearers that require a special permit and require registration by the Wisconsin DNR after harvest. a.______________________ b.______________________ c.______________________ 21. What does CITES stand for and what does it regulate? ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Wisconsin Trapper Education Manual 51
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