Last week, the Department of Natural Resources passed rules on bobcat trapping prompted after a bill, authored by State Sen. Scott Baldwin, R-20, permitting the trapping of bobcats passed last year.

Bobcat hunters can set traps this winter in five local Indiana counties. Indiana’s Natural Resources Commission has approved a bobcat trapping season in 40 southern Indiana counties, including ...

Trappers can use a cage trap, foothold trap types permitted under law or a snare with a relaxing snare lock. Lawmakers mandated that the Indiana Department of Natural Resources establish a bobcat ...

Licensed trappers can take one bobcat per season and sell the hide. The season will begin on November 8th. Trappers can use cage traps, foothold traps permitted under law, or snares with relaxing ...

Trappers can use a cage trap, ... Lawmakers mandated that the Indiana Department of Natural Resources establish a bobcat trapping season in 2024 legislation.

NRC members voted to approve bobcat trapping rules in Indiana. The state set a 250 bobcat statewide quota for 40 counties. Indiana’s controversial bobcat trapping rules moved forward during an ...

The NRC has authorized the killing of 250 bobcats through the use of strangling wire neck snares, painful steel-jawed leghold traps and cage traps. The proposal is approved despite public opposition.

The Commission had the authority to establish a bobcat trapping quota of zero but failed to listen to the vast majority of Hoosiers who oppose recreationally trapping bobcats with neck snares, leghold ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Bobcat trapping season will go into effect this autumn after the controversial measure passed its final hurdle as the Indiana Natural Resource Commission signed off on allowing ...

Trapping will be allowed in 40 southern Indiana counties, and the harvest will be capped at 250 bobcats statewide. The rules will allow licensed trappers to take one bobcat per season and sell the ...

The Natural Resources Commission gave final approval Tuesday to the rules for Indiana's first bobcat trapping season. The rules permit up to 250 bobcats to be trapped and killed in 40 southern ...

Indiana is proposing a trapping rule that will allow a statewide quota of 250 bobcats each season. Opponents say there is not yet enough data to support killing bobcats in Indiana.