Trapping seasons in New Hampshire run from October through March statewide, with the majority of trapping activity on land taking place during the months of November and December. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Trapping seasons in New Hampshire run from October through March statewide, with the majority of trapping activity on land taking place during the months of November and December. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONCORD — Sharing the outdoors is a enduring tradition in New Hampshire. A part of that tradition includes a skilled group of outdoor enthusiasts who participate in trapping, a highly regulated activity that provides important ecological benefits to the state.
Trapping seasons in New Hampshire run from October through March statewide, with the majority of trapping activity on land taking place during the months of November and December.
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