Regulations Digest Review pg. 52-53

During the regulated trapping season, which of the following animals is legal to trap in NC?

• Coyote

• Squirrel

• Rabbit

• Deer

When can coyotes be trapped in North Carolina?

• Never

• Both during the statewide regular trapping season and during any fox-trapping season established by local law

• Only during the fox-trapping season

• Only during the statewide regular trapping season

Which of the following animals have no closed season or bag limit for trapping East of I-77?

• Nutria

• Raccoon

• Mink

• Armadillo

In which counties is fox trapping allowed from Jan. 6 to Jan. 27 with a daily bag limit of two and a season bag limit of 10?

• Forsyth, Guilford, Alamance, Randolph and Davidson

• Clay, Graham, Henderson, Macon and Tyrrell

• Wake, Durham, Orange, Chatham and Lee

• Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Union and Iredell

What is the penalty for selling or transferring ownership of a fox, bobcat, or otter without first tagging it?

• 30 day imprisonment

• $100 fine

• No penalty

• Revocation of trapping license

What is the maximum jaw spread allowed for Conibear-type traps on dry land in North Carolina?

• 5 inches

• 7 inches

• 9 inches

• 11 inches

Which trap type can be used to trap only beaver in North Carolina?

• Box/Cage traps

• Conibear-type traps

• Foothold traps

• Snares

How often must every trap be visited in North Carolina?

• Every 24 hours

• Every 72 hours

• Every 48 hours

• Every week

What is the penalty for intentionally interfering with the lawful taking of wildlife resources in North Carolina?

• Fine up to $1,000, 30 day imprisonment or both

• Verbal warning

• Written warning

• Community service

If a trapper experiences unlawful harassment, what should they do?

• Notify nearest wildlife officer, sheriff's office or local police dept

• Provoke a fight

• Ignore the harassment

• Threaten reprisals