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You may trap privately owned land in the state of Missouri with the permission of the landowner and the purchase of a trapping permit. However, in cities with more than 10,000 inhabitants you may only use cage traps or dog-proof traps if you are within 150 feet of any residence or occupied building.
Having a trapping permit does not authorize an individual to trespass; you must gain permission from the property owner on the property that you wish to trap. Do not place foothold, conibear, or cable restraint traps where humans or domestic animals frequent.
Trapping with dog-proof style and other traps is allowed on many conservation areas. A Special Use Permit is required and these must be applied for at least 30 days before trapping begins. Contact the area manager at the regional office to see what opportunities are available in your area.
Anyone who hunts or traps must carry the appropriate hunting or trapping permits in either paper, plastic, or electronic format, or qualify for an exemption . Hunter-Education
Rules - Direct link to the Missouri Secretary of State's official Code of State Regulations site - click on Division 2250 in order to access the Missouri Real Estate Commission's rules and regulations. Statutes - Direct link to Missouri Revised Statutes, Chapter 339.
19 Σεπ 2015 · 1. Respect private property. Always ask permission before trapping on private property. Do not tamper with the property of others on public or private land. 2. Know selective and humane trapping systems, and use them appropriately. 3. Check traps according to current state regulations for the specific trap type, size, and set. 4.
A major part of managing Missouri’s wildlife is regulating what, how, where, and when we may hunt and trap. That’s where the Wild-life Code of Missouri comes in.
