Trapping of Wild Animals Regulation

Trapping of Wild Animals Regulation, M.R. 245/90 The Wildlife Act , C.C.S.M. c. W130 Regulation 245/90 Registered November 21, 1990 bilingual version (HTML) Table of Contents Section 1 Definitions 2 Commencement and termination of trapping seasons 3 Restrictions on trapping and shooting 3.1 Extending trapping season 4 Mandatory training for first time trappers 4.1 Licences and permits issued using Internet 5 Trapping and shooting on Sunday 6 Prohibited trapping areas 6.1 Bait prohibited near Hudson Bay coastline 6.1.1 Leghold traps and snares prohibited near Hudson Bay coastline 6.2 Repealed 7 Prohibited equipment and activities 7.1 Submarine traps 8 Inspection of live holding devices 9 Use of snares 9.1 Securing traps and snares on land 10 Removal of traps, etc. 10.1 Retrieval of animal 11 Officer may destroy or remove improperly used traps 12 Tagging of pelts 13 Registered trapline permits and open trapping area licences 13.1 Amphibian and reptile picker's licence 14 Repeal Schedule A Wild Animal Trapping Seasons and Quotas B Approved Devices C Approved Power-Assisted Snares Definitions 1(1) In this regulation, "Act" means The Wildlife Act ; («  Loi  ») "approved power-assisted snare" means a snare described in Schedule C; (« collet assisté par ressort approuvé ») "department" means the department of government over which the minister presides; (« ministère ») "director" means the person in the department with the title "Director of the Wildlife Branch"; (« directeur ») "live holding device" means a mechanism designed to capture an animal without killing the animal; (« dispositif de retenue d'animaux vivants ») "livestock" means (a) horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry and fur breeding stock, and (b) a game production animal as defined in The Livestock Industry Diversification Act ; (« animaux ») "open trapping area" means the open trapping area designated by the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 149/2001; (« zone de piégeage ouverte ») "open trapping area licence" means a licence issued under the Act authorizing the taking of fur bearing animals and gray (timber) wolves in the open trapping area; (« permis relatif à la zone de piégeage ouverte ») "open trapping area zone" means an open trapping area zone described in the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation ; (« région de la zone de piégeage ouverte ») "power snare" means a snare which is immediately drawn closed by the force exerted by a torsion spring with a leg no less than 30 cm in length or by a lever-and-coil spring system in which the spring is no less than 25 cm in length; (« collet à ressort ») "registered trapline" means a subdivision of a registered trapline section; (« sentier de piégeage enregistré ») "registered trapline area" means the registered trapline area designated by the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation ; (« zone de sentiers de piégeage enregistrés ») "registered trapline district" means a registered trapline district designated under the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation ; (« district de sentiers de piégeage enregistrés ») "registered trapline permit" means a permit issued under the Act that grants the holder the privilege of taking fur bearing animals, black bears and gray (timber) wolves on a specified registered trapline; (« permis de sentiers de piégeage enregistrés ») "registered trapline section" means a registered trapline section designated by the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation ; (« section de sentiers de piégeage enregistrés ») "snare" means a device that has a loop with a running knot that is designed to entangle an animal and that binds closer the more it is drawn by the weight, force or movement of the animal entangled and includes a power snare and an approved power-assisted snare; (« collet ») "special trapping district" means a special trapping district designated under the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation ; (« district spécial de piégeage ») "special trapping permit" means a permit issued under the Act that authorizes the taking of fur bearing animals, black bears or gray (timber) wolves in an area, at a time or by a method not otherwise permitted for the holders of other classes of licence or permits issued under the Act; (« permis spécial de piégeage ») "submarine trap" means a trap consisting of a wire cage that is submerged underwater. (« cage sous-marine ») 1(2) All dates and all references to areas by means of numbers in this regulation are inclusive. 1(3) The open trapping area zones, registered trapline districts, registered trapline sections, special trapping areas and special trapping districts referred to in Schedule A are those identified and described in the Trapping Areas and Zones Regulation. 1(4) The wildlife management areas referred to in Schedule A are those identified and described in the Designation of Wildlife Lands Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 171/2001. M.R. 231/94; 13/2002 ; 163/2003 ; 196/2006 ; 132/2007 ; 144/2010 ; 170/2013 ; 210/2014 ; 176/2015 ; 74/2024 Commencement and termination of trapping seasons 2 Each trapping season set out in this regulation begins at 12:00 a.m. on the date of commencement and terminates at 11:59 p.m. on the date of termination. M.R. 210/2014 ; 176/2015 Restrictions on trapping and shooting 3(1) No person shall trap or shoot any wild animal named in Schedule A except (a) under the authority of an open trapping area licence or a registered trapline permit; and (b) during the seasons and in the areas set out in Schedule A. 3(2) No person shall trap or shoot more than the number of animals set out in any quota in Schedule A. If there is no quota set out in Schedule A, a person is permitted to trap or shoot an unlimited number of the specified animal. M.R. 231/94; 25/2000 ; 163/2003 ; 140/2005 ; 132/2007 Extending trapping season 3.1(1) The minister may, by written notice, extend a trapping season set out in Schedule A. 3.1(2) The minister must give public notice of the extension of a trapping season by posting signs or giving notice on the department's Internet site. M.R. 210/2014 Mandatory training for first time trappers 4(1) A person who has never held a trapping licence or permit either in Manitoba or in another jurisdiction shall not apply for or be issued a trapping licence or permit under The Wildlife Act unless the person confirms that they hold (a) a trapper education graduate certificate issued by the minister under subsection (2); or (b) an equivalent certificate issued by a competent authority in another jurisdiction. 4(2) The minister may issue a trapper education graduate certificate to a person who applies to the minister and who (a) is 12 years of age or over; and (b) has completed a trapper education course approved by the minister that is of at least 9 hours duration. M.R. 13/2002 ; 210/2014 ; 89/2020 Licences and permits issued using Internet 4.1(1) If a person is issued a trapping licence or permit over the Internet, the person must either (a) print the licence or permit and carry it with them at all times while carrying out any activity that is authorized by the licence or permit; or (b) carry an electronic device that contains the licence or permit with them at all times while carrying out any activity that is authorized by the licence or permit. 4.1(2) If a person is carrying an electronic device that contains their licence or permit, the person must access the licence or permit on their device and show it to an officer upon being requested to do so, and permit the officer to view it for such period of time as the officer may require. 4.1(3) If a person is carrying an electronic device that contains their licence or permit and is unable to access it and show it to an officer for any reason, that person is deemed to contravene subsection 61(2) of the Act. For greater certainty, it is not a defence if the device was out of power, damaged or experienced any technical difficulties that prevented the licence or permit from being displayed on the device when requested. M.R. 89/2020 Trapping and shooting on Sunday 5 A person holding a valid and subsisting licence or permit authorizing the trapping of fur bearing animals, black bears or gray (timber) wolves may, in an area in which such a licence or permit is valid, trap or shoot fur bearing animals, black bears and gray (timber) wolves on Sunday. M.R. 13/2002 Prohibited trapping areas 6 No person shall trap or shoot (a) a fur bearing animal, black bear, or gray (timber) wolf in Birds Hill Provincial Park, Beaudry Provincial Park, those portions of Pembina Valley Provincial Park set out in Plan No. 20106 filed in the office of the Director of Surveys at Winnipeg, or in an area designated as an ecological reserve under The Ecological Reserves Act ; (a.1) a muskrat in Grant's Lake Wildlife Management Area, except under authority of a special permit issued by the minister or a person authorized by the minister to issue permits; or (b) any fur bearing animal, black bear or gray (timber) wolf within game hunting area 38 as designated by the Hunting Areas and Zones Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 220/86, except under authority of a special permit issued by the minister or a person authorized by the minister to issue permits. M.R. 13/2002 ; 186/2002 ; 163/2003 ; 176/2015 Bait prohibited near Hudson Bay coastline 6.1 No person shall place a bait, edible substance or device within 10 kilometres of the Hudson Bay coastline that might attract or provide food for a wild animal unless the person holds a permit issued by the minister that authorizes the placement or (a) the person holds a valid trapping licence; (b) the person places the bait during a time in which the trapping season is open for the species being baited; and (c) the bait placed by the person is of a type, in an amount and at a location that is consistent for the species of wild animal authorized by the licence to be trapped. M.R. 186/97; 25/2000 Leghold traps and snares prohibited near Hudson Bay coastline 6.1.1 No person shall set a leghold trap or snare on land within 10 kilometres of the Hudson Bay coastline between September 1 and November 15. M.R. 89/2020 6.2 [Repealed] M.R. 210/2014 ; 131/2016 Prohibited equipment and activities 7(1) Unless otherwise permitted under this regulation, no person shall take or attempt to take a fur bearing animal or gray (timber) wolf using (a) a trap with teeth or a serrated edge; (b) a hook; (c) a spring pole or leghold trap in a tree or on a pole; (d) a leghold trap with a jaw spread exceeding 23 cm (9.06 inches); or (e) a device other than an approved device listed in Column 1 of Schedule B for the trapping of a wild animal listed in Column 2 in the location listed in Column 3 of that Schedule. 7(1.1) Unless otherwise prohibited under this regulation, a person may use any device to trap an animal for which there is a trapping season under Schedule A if that animal is not listed in Column 2 of Schedule B. 7(1.2) Despite subsection (1.1), a person must not use any of the following devices on land to trap any animal other than a muskrat: (a) Belisle Super X 110; (b) Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 110; (c) Rudy 110; (d) Duke 110; (e) Bridger 110; (f) Sleepy Creek 110; (g) Belisle Classic 110; (h) Oneida Victor Conibear 110-3 Stainless Steel. 7(2) No person shall take or attempt to take a black bear (a) unless that person uses a firearm; (b) while the bear is in a den, nest or lair; and (c) in the case of a female bear, while she is accompanied by a cub. 7(3) No person shall trap or attempt to trap a beaver, mink or river otter using a leghold trap unless it is used or set in a manner that will restrain or kill the animal under water. 7(4) No person shall trap or attempt to trap a badger, red squirrel, weasel or wolverine using a leghold trap. 7(5) No person shall trap or attempt to trap a coyote, arctic fox or red fox using a leghold trap unless the trap has first been modified with one of the following adaptations: (a) the addition of pad inserts over the jaws of the trap; (b) the use of laminated jaws; or (c) the use of offset jaws with a minimum offset of five millimetres. M.R. 168/92; 231/94; 13/2002 ; 151/2004 ; 132/2007 ; 210/2014 ; 176/2015 ; 131/2016 ; 118/2018 ; 89/2020 Submarine traps 7.1 A person must not use a submarine trap to trap any fur-bearing animal other than a muskrat or mink. M.R. 170/2013 Inspection of live holding devices 8(1) A person who, under the authority of a trapping licence or permit, uses a live holding device for the purpose of trapping a gray (timber) wolf or fur bearing animal shall inspect the device at least once every 72 hours. Trapped animal to be killed humanely 8(2) A person who, under the authority of a trapping licence or permit, traps, takes or captures a gray (timber) wolf or fur bearing animal with a device that does not result in the immediate death of the animal shall immediately and humanely kill the animal after discovering its trapping, taking or capture. Live trapping in defence of property 8(3) A person who, under the authority of subsection 46(1) of The Wildlife Act , uses a live holding device for the purpose of trapping a wild animal shall (a) inspect the device at least once every 24 hours; and (b) [repealed] M.R. 132/2007 ; (c) surrender a wild animal that is captured to an officer on request, or otherwise dispose of the animal as directed by an officer. Killing live-trapped animal in defence of property 8(4) No person who, under the authority of subsection 46(1) of The Wildlife Act , traps, takes or captures a wild animal using a live holding device shall kill the animal unless directed to do so by an officer. M.R. 186/97; 186/2002 ; 163/2003 ; 132/2007 ; 210/2014 Use of snares 9(1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall take or attempt to take a fur bearing animal or a gray (timber) wolf using a snare except in a registered trapline area or the Northern Special Trapping District. 9(2) Subject to any restrictions imposed under this regulation, a person may use (a) a snare for the purpose of taking a beaver under the ice in the open trapping area; (b) a power snare for the purpose of taking a fur-bearing animal or a gray (timber) wolf in any area; and (c) an approved power-assisted snare for the purpose of taking a coyote or red fox in any area. 9(2.1) A person who uses a snare on land shall ensure that the snare is equipped with a mechanical locking device that ensures that the noose is prevented from expanding. 9(3) [Repealed] M.R. 132/2007 M.R. 168/92; 231/94; 13/2002 ; 163/2003 ; 132/2007 ; 125/2008 ; 131/2016 ; 74/2024 ; 79/2025 Securing traps and snares on land 9.1(1) A person must not use a trap or snare on land unless it is connected by a metallic chain, cable or wire that is securely attached to (a) a tree; (b) a grapple; (c) a heavy object; or (d) a stake in the ground. 9.1(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a Victor Rat Trap. M.R. 118/2018 ; 89/2020 Removal of traps, etc. 10 A person who uses a trap or snare shall remove it prior to the closure of the trapping season. M.R. 231/94; 13/2002 ; 74/2024 Retrieval of animal 10.1(1) A person who traps, shoots, takes, kills, captures or injures a gray (timber) wolf, black bear or fur bearing animal under the authority of a trapping licence or permit, shall make every reasonable effort to retrieve the animal. Waste of hide, skin or pelt 10.1(2) No person who, under the authority of a trapping licence or permit, traps, shoots, takes, kills, captures or is in possession of a gray (timber) wolf, black bear or fur bearing animal, shall allow the animal's hide, skin or pelt to be abandoned, wasted or spoiled. M.R. 186/97; 13/2002 ; 210/2014 Officer may destroy or remove improperly used traps 11 An officer may remove or destroy a trap or snare which the officer finds in use and which (a) is improperly maintained; (b) is set in such a manner that it is capable of taking a wild animal other than a fur bearing animal or gray (timber) wolf; or (c) has not been removed immediately after the closure of the fur bearing animal season. M.R. 231/94; 132/2017 ; 74/2024 Tagging of pelts 12(1) No person shall possess, buy, sell or dispose of, or attempt to buy, sell or dispose of the pelt or the unskinned carcass of a marten, fisher or river otter that has been taken, killed or captured in the Turtle Mountain Registered Trapline Section unless the pelt or unskinned carcass has affixed to it a tag or seal authorizing its sale or disposal issued by the minister. 12(2) It is not an offence under subsection (1) for a person who lawfully killed an animal referred to in subsection (1) to be in possession of the pelt or the unskinned carcass of that animal without a tag or seal authorizing its sale or disposal if he or she is not selling or attempting to sell or otherwise dispose of the pelt or the unskinned carcass of that animal. M.R. 168/92; 231/94; 170/98; 13/2002 ; 140/2005 Registered trapline permits and open trapping area licences 13(1) A person who holds a registered trapline permit in a trapping year must not subsequently hold an open trapping area licence in the same trapping year. 13(1.1) A person who holds an open trapping area licence in a trapping year must not subsequently hold a registered trapline permit in the same trapping year. 13(2) Despite subsections (1) and (1.1), the holder of a registered trapline permit who is the owner or tenant of private land may also hold an open trapping area licence that authorizes the person to trap or shoot fur bearing animals on that land. 13(3) An open trapping area licence issued under subsection (2) shall contain the legal description of the land on which the trapping or shooting is to take place. 13(4) In this section, "trapping year" means the period beginning on September 1 and ending on the following August 31. M.R. 231/94; 163/2003 ; 210/2014 ; 132/2017 Amphibian and reptile picker's licence 13.1(1) No person shall capture and sell a live amphibian or reptile except under authority of an amphibian and reptile picker's licence. 13.1(2) The only amphibian or reptile that may be taken under authority of an amphibian and reptile picker's licence is an adult northern leopard frog. 13.1(3) Adult northern leopard frogs may only be taken and sold under authority of an amphibian and reptile picker's licence between August 1 and October 31. 13.1(4) No more than one tonne of adult northern leopard frogs may be taken under authority of an amphibian and reptile picker's licence. M.R. 56/2007 Repeal 14 Manitoba Regulation 353/87, as amended, is repealed. SCHEDULE A WILD ANIMAL TRAPPING SEASONS AND QUOTAS ANIMAL AREA SEASON QUOTA ARCTIC FOX Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 15 – March 31 All other areas CLOSED BADGER All areas November 1 – February 28 BEAVER All open trapping area zones October 1 – May 31 All other areas October 1 – May 31 BLACK BEAR All open trapping area zones (excluding Northern Special Trapping District), Southern Registered Trapline District CLOSED Barrenlands, Northern, Eastern (excluding Whiteshell Registered Trapline Section), Interlake and Western Registered Trapline Districts, Northern Special Trapping District September 16 – November 14 April 1 – May 31 Whiteshell Registered Trapline Section September 16 – November 14 April 1 – May 19 BOBCAT All areas December 1 – February 28 COYOTE Barrenlands Registered Trapline District November 15 – March 31 All open trapping area zones October 14 – February 28 All other areas October 14 – February 28 FISHER Open Trapping Area Zone 1 November 1 – January 31 Southern Registered Trapline District November 1 – January 31 2 fisher per registered trapline Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – February 15 LYNX All areas December 1 – February 28 MARTEN Open Trapping Area Zone 1 November 1 – January 31 Southern Registered Trapline District November 1 – January 31 8 marten per registered trapline Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – February 15 MINK Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – January 31 MUSKRAT Open Trapping Area Zones 1, 2, 2A, 3 and 4 October 14 – November 30 March 1 – April 30 Open Trapping Area Zone 5, Barrenlands, Northern, Western (excluding Camperduck A and Camperduck B Registered Trapline Sections), Interlake, Eastern and Southern Registered Trapline Districts October 14 – May 31 Gypsumville Registered Trapline Section, Camperduck A and Camperduck B Registered Trapline Sections March 1 – April 30 Southern Special Trapping District and Oak Hammock Marsh Wildlife Management Area October 14 – November 30 March 1 – April 30 RACCOON All open trapping area zones October 1 – April 30 All other areas October 14 – April 30 RED FOX Barrenlands Registered Trapline District November 15 – March 31 All other areas October 14 – February 28 RED SQUIRREL Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – February 15 RIVER OTTER Open Trapping Area Zone 1 CLOSED Southern Registered Trapline District November 1 – February 28 2 river otter per registered trapline Open Trapping Area Zones 2, 2A, 3 and 4, Western Registered Trapline District November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – March 31 WEASEL Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 All other areas November 1 – February 15 GRAY (TIMBER) WOLF All areas October 14 – March 31 WOLVERINE All open trapping area zones CLOSED Registered trapline area (excluding Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts) November 1 – February 15 Barrenlands and Northern Registered Trapline Districts November 1 – February 28 SCHEDULE B (Subsection 7(1)) APPROVED DEVICES Column 1 Model Column 2 Wild Animal Column 3 Set Location Belisle Classic 330 Beaver underwater or on land Belisle Super X 280 Beaver underwater or on land Belisle Super X 330 Beaver underwater or on land BMI 280 Body Gripper Beaver underwater or on land BMI 330 Body Gripper Beaver underwater or on land BMI BT 300 Beaver underwater or on land Breathe Easy Live Beaver Trap Beaver on land Bridger 330 Beaver underwater or on land Comstock 12x18x39 Swim Through Beaver Cage Beaver on land Dam Beaver Live Beaver Trap Beaver on land Duke 280 Beaver underwater or on land Duke 330 Beaver underwater or on land Duke 330 Super Magnum Beaver underwater or on land EZee Set Live Beaver Trap Beaver on land Hancock Live Beaver Trap Beaver on land Koro "Klam" Live Beaver Trap Beaver on land LDL C280 Beaver underwater or on land LDL C280 Magnum Beaver underwater or on land LDL C330 Beaver underwater or on land LDL C330 Magnum Beaver underwater or on land Rudy 280 Beaver underwater or on land Rudy 330 Beaver underwater or on land Sauvageau 1000-11F Beaver underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Beaver underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-11 Beaver underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-12 Beaver underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-14 Beaver underwater or on land Species-Specific 330 Dislocator Half Magnum Beaver underwater or on land Species-Specific 440 Dislocator Half Magnum Beaver underwater or on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 280 Beaver underwater or on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 330 Beaver underwater or on land Belisle Footsnare #6 Bobcat on land Belisle Selectif Bobcat on land Belisle Super X 280 Bobcat on land Belisle Super X 330 Bobcat on land BMI 220 Body Gripper Bobcat on land BMI 220 Magnum Body Gripper Bobcat on land BMI 280 Body Gripper Bobcat on land BMI 280 Magnum Body Gripper Bobcat on land Bridger 220 Bobcat on land Bridger 280 Magnum Body Gripper Bobcat on land Duke 280 Bobcat on land Duke 330 Super Magnum Bobcat on land LDL C220 Bobcat on land LDL C220 Magnum Bobcat on land LDL C280 Magnum Bobcat on land LDL C330 Bobcat on land LDL C330 Magnum Bobcat on land Oneida Victor #1.5 Soft Catch equipped with 4 coil springs Bobcat on land Oneida Victor #1.75, offset, laminated jaws equipped with 2 coil springs Bobcat on land Oneida Victor #3 equipped with 3/16-inch offset, double rounded steel jaw laminations (3/16-inch on topside of jaw and 1/4-inch on underside of jaws), with 2 coil springs Bobcat on land Oneida Victor #3 Soft Catch equipped with 2 coil springs Bobcat on land Oneida Victor #3 Soft Catch equipped with 4 coil springs Bobcat on land Rudy 330 Bobcat on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Bobcat on land Sauvageau 2001-11 Bobcat on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 330 Bobcat on land Belisle Super X 120 Fisher on land Belisle Super X 160 Fisher on land Belisle Super X 220 Fisher on land Koro #2 Fisher on land LDL C160 Magnum Fisher on land LDL C220 Magnum Fisher on land Rudy 120 Magnum Fisher on land Rudy 160 Plus Fisher on land Rudy 220 Plus Fisher on land Sauvageau 2001-5 Fisher on land Sauvageau 2001-6 Fisher on land Sauvageau 2001-7 Fisher on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Fisher on land Belisle Footsnare #6 Lynx on land Belisle Selectif Lynx on land Belisle Super X 280 Lynx on land Belisle Super X 330 Lynx on land BMI 220 Body Gripper Lynx on land BMI 220 Magnum Body Gripper Lynx on land BMI 280 Body Gripper Lynx on land BMI 280 Magnum Body Gripper Lynx on land Bridger 220 Lynx on land Bridger 280 Magnum Body Gripper Lynx on land Duke 280 Lynx on land Duke 330 Super Magnum Lynx on land LDL C220 Lynx on land LDL C220 Magnum Lynx on land LDL C280 Magnum Lynx on land LDL C330 Lynx on land LDL C330 Magnum Lynx on land Oneida Victor #3 equipped with a minimum of 8 mm thick, non-offset steel jaws, 4 coil springs and an anchoring swivel centre mounted on a base plate Lynx on land Oneida Victor #3 Soft Catch equipped with 2 coil springs Lynx on land Oneida Victor #3 Soft Catch equipped with 4 coil springs Lynx on land Rudy 330 Lynx on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Lynx on land Sauvageau 2001-11 Lynx on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 330 Lynx on land Belisle Super X 120 Marten on land Belisle Super X 160 Marten on land BMI 126 Body Gripper Magnum Marten on land Eiabzugseisen Marten on land Kleiner Schwanenhals Marten on land Koro #1 Marten on land Koro #2 Marten on land KP 120 Marten on land LDL B120 Magnum Marten on land LDL C160 Magnum Marten on land Northwoods 155 Marten on land Oneida Victor Conibear 120-3 Magnum Stainless Steel Marten on land Rudy 120 Magnum Marten on land Rudy 160 Plus Marten on land Sauvageau 2001-5 Marten on land Sauvageau 2001-6 Marten on land Sauvageau C120 Magnum Marten on land Belisle Super X 110 Muskrat on land Belisle Super X 120 Muskrat on land BMI 120 Body Gripper Muskrat on land BMI 120 Body Gripper Magnum Muskrat on land BMI 126 Magnum Body Gripper Muskrat on land Bridger 120 Muskrat on land Bridger 120 Magnum Body Gripper Muskrat on land Bridger 155 Magnum Body Gripper Muskrat on land CONV 110 CAN Muskrat on land Duke 120 Muskrat on land FMB 110 SS Muskrat on land FMB 150 SS Muskrat on land FS 110 Stainless Steel Muskrat on land HZ-110 Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Koro Large Rodent Double Spring Muskrat on land Koro Muskrat Muskrat on land KT-140 Muskrat on land LDL B120 Muskrat on land LDL B120 Magnum Muskrat on land Oneida Victor 120 Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Oneida Victor 120-3 Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Oneida Victor Conibear 110-3 Magnum Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Oneida Victor Conibear 110-3 Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Oneida Victor Conibear 120-3 Magnum Stainless Steel Muskrat on land Ouell 411-180 Muskrat on land Ouell RM Muskrat on land Rudy 110 Muskrat on land Rudy 120 Muskrat on land Rudy 120 Magnum Muskrat on land Sauvageau 2001-5 Muskrat on land Sauvageau C120 Magnum Muskrat on land Sauvageau C120 "Reverse Bend" Muskrat on land Triple M Muskrat on land WCS SHORTY Tube Trap Muskrat on land WCS Tube Trap Int'l Muskrat on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 110 Muskrat on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 120 Muskrat on land Any jaw-type trap (body gripping or leghold) set as a submersion set that exerts clamping force on a muskrat and that maintains a muskrat underwater Muskrat underwater Belisle Super X 220 Otter underwater or on land Belisle Super X 280 Otter underwater or on land Belisle Super X 330 Otter underwater or on land Duke 330 Super Magnum Otter underwater or on land LDL C220 Otter underwater or on land LDL C220 Magnum Otter underwater or on land LDL C280 Magnum Otter underwater or on land Rudy 220 PLUS Otter underwater or on land Rudy 280 Otter underwater or on land Rudy 330 Otter underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Otter underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-11 Otter underwater or on land Sauvageau 2001-12 Otter underwater or on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 220 Otter underwater or on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 280 Otter underwater or on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 330 Otter underwater or on land Belisle Classique 220 Raccoon on land Belisle Super X 160 Raccoon on land Belisle Super X 220 Raccoon on land Belisle Super X 280 Raccoon on land BMI 160 Body Gripper Raccoon on land BMI 220 Body Gripper Raccoon on land BMI 280 Body Gripper Raccoon on land BMI 280 Magnum Body Gripper Raccoon on land Bridger 160 Raccoon on land Bridger 220 Raccoon on land Bridger 280 Magnum Body Gripper Raccoon on land Duke 160 Raccoon on land Duke 220 Raccoon on land Koro #2 Raccoon on land LDL C160 Raccoon on land LDL C160 Magnum Raccoon on land LDL C220 Raccoon on land LDL C220 Magnum Raccoon on land LDL C280 Magnum Raccoon on land Northwoods 155 Raccoon on land Oneida Victor C-220 Stainless Steel Raccoon on land Rudy 160 Raccoon on land Rudy 160 Plus Raccoon on land Rudy 220 Raccoon on land Rudy 220 Plus Raccoon on land Sauvageau 2001-6 Raccoon on land Sauvageau 2001-7 Raccoon on land Sauvageau 2001-8 Raccoon on land Species-Specific 220 Dislocator Half Magnum Raccoon on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 160 Raccoon on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 220 Raccoon on land Any trap that is designed to catch a raccoon by the foot inside of a shroud or other device that prevents the raccoon from losing the captured foot through self-injury Raccoon on land Belisle Super X 110 Weasel on land Belisle Super X 120 Weasel on land BMI 60 Weasel on land BMI 120 Body Gripper Magnum Weasel on land BMI 126 Body Gripper Magnum Weasel on land Bridger 120 Weasel on land Bridger 120 Magnum Body Gripper Weasel on land Bridger 155 Magnum Body Gripper Weasel on land Koro Large Rodent Double Spring Weasel on land Koro Muskrat Trap Weasel on land Koro Rodent Trap Weasel on land KT-140 Weasel on land LDL B120 Magnum Weasel on land Ouell 3-10 Weasel on land Ouell 411-180 Weasel on land Ouell RM Weasel on land Rudy 120 Magnum Weasel on land Sauvageau C120 Magnum Weasel on land Sauvageau C120 "Reverse Bend" Weasel on land Sauvageau 2001-5 Weasel on land Triple M Weasel on land Victor Rat Trap Weasel on land WCS Shorty Tube Trap Weasel on land WCS Tube Trap Int'l Weasel on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 110 Weasel on land Woodstream Oneida Victor Conibear 120 Weasel on land Belisle Footsnare #8 Wolf on land BFV Beer no 1 PLUS Wolf on land Bridger Alaskan #5 Offset and Laminated Jaws Wolf on land Bridger Alaskan #5 Rubber Jaws Wolf on land Bridger Brawn #9 Rubber Jaws Wolf on land Duke Pro Series 850-OS Wolf on land Lay 76 Laminated Wolf on land Livestock Protection EZ Grip No. 7 Wolf on land MB 750 Alaskan OS (3/8") Wolf on land Muskwa no 9 Laminated Offset Wolf on land Oneida Victor #3 Soft Catch equipped with 4 coil springs, a minimum 8 mm thick base plate and an anchoring swivel mounted on this base plate Wolf on land Rudy Red Wolf 4 ½ Wolf on land X TREME Wolf Wolf on land SCHEDULE C (Subsection 1(1)) APPROVED POWER-ASSISTED SNARES 1. An approved power-assisted snare is a snare that has the following components: (a) a torsion spring with trigger, if it is one of the following models: (i) Senneker Stinger 22 Magnum Economy, (ii) Senneker Stinger 22 Magnum Deluxe, (iii) Senneker Stinger 33 Magnum Deluxe, (iv) Lights Out Snaring A1, (v) Lights Out Snaring Signature 75; (b) a breakaway device, if it is one of the following models: (i) Senneker S-Hook 385, (ii) Snare Shop S-Hook 285, (iii) Sullivan S-Hook 280, (iv) Snare Shop J-Hook 285; (c) a mechanical locking device that has a cam lock with teeth. M.R. 74/2024