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Other—Nongame Wildlife REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS • No person shall sell native species of reptiles or amphibians, including parts or eggs thereof, except: —— Non-living snapping turtles and bullfrogs raised outside the state which may be possessed, bought and sold for use as food provided that with each package there shall be a bill of sale bearing the species, the weight of the package and the place of origin; and —— Non-living amphibians and reptiles obtained outside the state to be used for educational purposes. • No person shall take or possess a spotted turtle, Blanding’s turtle, wood turtle, Eastern box turtle, black racer, Eastern hognose snake, timber rattlesnake, marbled salamander or any egg or part thereof. • Importation, possession and release of reptiles shall be in accordance with Fis Chapter 800. • No person shall take any species of indigenous turtle from May 15 to July 15. • Individuals may possess up to 2 each of the following native reptiles:* Musk turtle Painted turtle Snapping turtle Ring-necked snake Eastern milk snake Northern watersnake Brown snake Red-bellied snake Garter snake • Individuals may possess up to 5 each of the following native amphibians:* American toad Gray tree frog Spring peeper American bullfrog Green frog Pickerel frog Mink frog Wood frog Spotted salamander Northern two-lined salamander Red-spotted newt Northern dusky salamander Eastern red-backed salamander * Although limited possession of these species is currently legal in NH, the NH Fish and Game Department encourages people to leave these wildlife species wild. Populations of some species, especially turtles, can be adversely affected by the removal of a small number of individuals. Protected Wildlife Wildlife not covered in this digest of regulations are protected by New Hampshire or federal law, and may not be taken. For more information on nongame and endangered wildlife, look for the NH Wildlife Action Plan at www.wildnh.com. Nominate Your Conservation Hero Cathie Gregg of Madison, NH, earned the NH Fish and Game Commission Volunteer Award of Excellence in 2009 for her work as a wildlife rehabilitator at the Elaine Conners Center for Wildlife. Each year the Fish and Game Commission honors individuals and organizations in up to seven categories for outstanding achievements in furthering the NH Fish and Game Department’s mission. Nominations are due by December 31. Visit www.wildnh.com for more information and a nomination form. Sport Fish and Wildlife Restoration: 75 Years of Restoring, Managing and Researching Fish and Wildlife Our thanks to hunters, shooters, anglers and our industry partners! With the purchase of firearms and ammunition, archery equipment, fishing equipment, and motorboat fuels, hunters, anglers and manufacturers pay excise taxes that are distributed to state fish and wildlife agencies for approved projects. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service joins state fish and wildlife agencies, private industry and the public in a partnership to conserve fish and wildlife resources. With help from over $100 million in federal aid funding over nearly three quarters of a century, NH Fish and Game has been able to: * Gain knowledge through research * Manage fish and wildlife populations * Acquire Wildlife Management Areas * Improve and protect aquatic habitat * Restore fish and wildlife populations * Conduct Hunter and Aquatic Education programs * Construct, upgrade and maintain more than 100 public access sites for boating and fishing. Your purchase of hunting and fishing equipment and motorboat fuels supports wildlife and sport fish restoration and boating access facilities. 36 2010/11 New Hampshire Hunting & Trapping Digest
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