Trapping
Regulated trapping plays an important role in the ecology and conservation of Indiana's furbearers. Trapping is a regulated activity and is only allowed for abundant wildlife and is an important part of Indiana's history and culture.
Trapping in Indiana is limited to all furbearers. Furbearers include:
beaver, coyote, gray fox, red fox, long-tailed weasel, mink, muskrat, opossum, raccoon, and striped skunk.
Furbearer Management
- List of Indiana Furbearers
- River Otter
- Wildlife Research Reports
- Nuisance Wildlife
- Furbearer Management Resources
Before Trapping Season
During Trapping Season
- Trapping Regulations
- Hunting and Trapping Guide
- Best Management Practices for Trapping
- Licensed Fur Buyers List
Trapping Publications and Resources
Online Services
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