Trapping Workshop

Trapping is a regulated activity that can help manage wildlife populations. Trapping can help regulate/restore wildlife populations, reduce crop damage, and mitigate human-wildlife conflicts.

Workshop highlights:

1. Trapping Laws: When trapping seasons are open, and which types of traps are legal. Review the importance of effectively communicating trapping to others.
2. Trapping Practices: Assess effective best management practices to ensure animal welfare, minimize non-target capture, boost public confidence in trapping, and maintain public support for wildlife management.
3. Respect for Animals: How to safely and humanely handle/remove captured animals, and advantage/disadvantages of taking pictures.

When: March 8, 2025 - Registration at 8:30am - Workshop 9:00am - 3:00pm

Where: 2600 Jason Patrick Rd., Holly Springs, MS 38635

Call to register: 662-562-4274

Email: kp625@msstate.edu