| There are eleven furbearer species that are currently managed and trapped in Newfoundland and Labrador. |
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| Mississippi game laws designate which species are classified as furbearer and which as game animal. |
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| Goals of furbearer management combine to encourage a proper balance of all wildlife species. |
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| The permit required to take a moose, white-tailed deer, black bear or furbearer, or any part of them, out of Ontario. |
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| Some forest associated furbearers Not all furbearer species can be managed to maximum levels within small areas. |
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| Economically, the bobcat is of some value as a furbearer and is important in keeping the numbers of rodents and rabbits under control. |
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| Arrange to meet local wildlife agency staff along with affected trappers to discuss their sustainable furbearer management programs. |
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| In M. Novak, J. A. Baker, M. E. Obbard, and B. Malloch, editors. Wild furbearer management and conservation in North America. |
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| However, they have neither direct responsibilities nor mechanisms to manage the habitats that support these same furbearer populations. |
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| The skunk is a furbearer of minor importance. |
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| Sustainable furbearer management carries all the hallmarks of sustainable forest management but differs in that rotation ages are much shorter for furbearers and that their habitat is nested within forest management regimes. |
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| An animal with commercially valuable fur is known within the fur industry as a furbearer. |
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| Management practices since 1950 have resulted in dramatic furbearer population recoveries. |
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| Beaver and marten were highly valued for their fur, and the claw of a furbearer may have been a symbol of a successful hunter and his wife. |
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| Brian Giddings, a trapper who is the furbearer coordinator for the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, said such accidents are unfortunate, but not the norm. |
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| In Louisiana, the furbearer species and die American alligator arc managed as commercial, renewable natural resources. |
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| In 2001, the Directors of the Fur Institute of Canada started to examine the extent of actual furbearer conservation in the context of forest management practices across Canada. |
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| What are the forest community's roles in enhancing furbearer conservation? |
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| Northern and Aboriginal interests appear to have been the most successful in incorporating proactive furbearer management practices into forest management plans. |
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| In addition, you may purchase only the meat of furbearing mammals from a person licensed to take that furbearer for your own use or that of your immediate family. |
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| Shell indicated that the project would result in a temporary loss of furbearer habitat during and in some cases extending several years past the life of the project. |
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| All interests recognized there is limited investment in furbearer management across Canada's forested landscapes despite the evidence trapping often exceeds the economic return from logging over an 80-year rotation period. |
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| As parties meet to discuss proactive approaches to furbearer and trapline management, they need to build on the following forces that should bring trappers and foresters together. |
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| Although a furbearer, the wildcat's skin is of little commercial value, due to the unattractive colour of its natural state, and the difficulties present in dyeing it. |
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