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Definition of furbearer in US English: furbearernounˈfərˌberərˈfərˌberər An animal whose fur is valued commercially. Example sentencesExamples - State statutes also ensure the humane euthanasia of furbearers, since they are not food animals.
- A person shall not take small game or furbearers by hunting except during the times specified in this section.
- Goals of furbearer management combine to encourage a proper balance of all wildlife species.
- The furbearers around this area are quite seriously hunted, trapped and senselessly killed.
- He is talking about people in mid-20th century harvesting a substantial part of their sustenance and livelihood from fish, game and furbearers.
- A person who has obtained the appropriate license and permit may transport green pelts of furbearers.
- Many land companies began to lease sections of the marshes to individuals with exclusive rights to hunt, harvest alligators, and trap abundant muskrats and other furbearers.
- The middle occupation yielded cod, beaver and sturgeon; as well, smaller amounts of deer, moose, seals, walrus, waterfowl, small furbearers, and swordfish were also identified.
- There are eleven furbearer species that are currently managed and trapped in Newfoundland and Labrador.
- Beavers are classified as furbearers in Nebraska.
- Since muskrats are furbearers and are protected by wildlife laws, the recommended method of control is to trap them heavily during the legal trapping season.
- Nothing in this regulation prevents the killing of furbearers actually found destroying livestock or poultry.
- In an authoritative and factual manner this work examines all aspects of the biology and management of North American furbearers.
- ‘We thought these guys were spending too much time at the bars,’ said Ron Andrews, furbearer resource specialist.
- Mississippi game laws designate which species are classified as furbearer and which as game animal.
- To date, 32 traps and modifications have been field tested on nine species of furbearers nationwide.
- Snaring also is popular for harvesting surplus furbearers, one of our renewable natural resources.
- The trapping of furbearers also played a vital role in the colonization of North America by European settlers.
- Coyote can be hunted at night during the period specified in the furbearers seasons and bag limits chart.
- Fortunately, good sense intervened and I eventually got an education, but my fascination with furbearers, trappers and the trapping lifestyle has never waned.
Definition of furbearer in US English: furbearernounˈfərˌberər An animal whose fur is valued commercially. Example sentencesExamples - Fortunately, good sense intervened and I eventually got an education, but my fascination with furbearers, trappers and the trapping lifestyle has never waned.
- Mississippi game laws designate which species are classified as furbearer and which as game animal.
- A person who has obtained the appropriate license and permit may transport green pelts of furbearers.
- Snaring also is popular for harvesting surplus furbearers, one of our renewable natural resources.
- Goals of furbearer management combine to encourage a proper balance of all wildlife species.
- The middle occupation yielded cod, beaver and sturgeon; as well, smaller amounts of deer, moose, seals, walrus, waterfowl, small furbearers, and swordfish were also identified.
- ‘We thought these guys were spending too much time at the bars,’ said Ron Andrews, furbearer resource specialist.
- A person shall not take small game or furbearers by hunting except during the times specified in this section.
- The trapping of furbearers also played a vital role in the colonization of North America by European settlers.
- Beavers are classified as furbearers in Nebraska.
- The furbearers around this area are quite seriously hunted, trapped and senselessly killed.
- To date, 32 traps and modifications have been field tested on nine species of furbearers nationwide.
- Many land companies began to lease sections of the marshes to individuals with exclusive rights to hunt, harvest alligators, and trap abundant muskrats and other furbearers.
- Since muskrats are furbearers and are protected by wildlife laws, the recommended method of control is to trap them heavily during the legal trapping season.
- He is talking about people in mid-20th century harvesting a substantial part of their sustenance and livelihood from fish, game and furbearers.
- There are eleven furbearer species that are currently managed and trapped in Newfoundland and Labrador.
- Coyote can be hunted at night during the period specified in the furbearers seasons and bag limits chart.
- In an authoritative and factual manner this work examines all aspects of the biology and management of North American furbearers.
- State statutes also ensure the humane euthanasia of furbearers, since they are not food animals.
- Nothing in this regulation prevents the killing of furbearers actually found destroying livestock or poultry.
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