North Dakota Fur Hunters
and Trappers Association
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Preserving our Heritage - Securing our Future
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Educational Manuals and Brochures:
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The North Dakota Fur Hunters & Trappers Association has developed three brochures, in conjunction with the North Dakota Game & Fish Department, on identification, use, and removing a dog from foothold traps, body-grip traps, and cable devices.
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Find more information about NDFHTA in our brochure:
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North Dakota Cooperative Fur Harvester Education Manual:
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Using Cable Devices:
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Cable Device Testing Standard:
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Removing Dogs from Traps & Cable Devices:
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Foothold Traps - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (low resolution - 1.2 MB)
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Foothold Traps - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (high resolution - 24.8 MB)
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Body-Grip Traps - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (low resolution - 1.18 MB)
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Body-Grip Traps - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (high resolution - 13.45 Mb)
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Cable Devices - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (low resolution - 1.19 MB)
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Cable Devices - Identification, Use & Removing a Dog (high resolution - 20.17 MB)
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River Otters in North Dakota:
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Muskrat Trapping in North Dakota: ​
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A Trappers Guide to Preventing Aquatic Nuisance Species:
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Public Safety and Regulated Trapping: ​
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The Implication of a Statewide Ban on Trapping: The Massachusetts Experience:
​Regulated Trapping and the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation:
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Animal Selectivity: ​
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Animal Welfare:​
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Sustainable Use of Wildlife: ​
For printed copies of these brochures, email NDFHTA with your name and mailing address and the name(s) of the brochures you would like to receive.