Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

December 9, 2018

Conservation, General Trapping, New England, New Hampshire, Public Relations, Wildlife Management, Science & Biology, NH Distemper Study, Headlines

New Hampshire Trappers: Turn in your tissue!

Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

December 9, 2018

Conservation, General Trapping, New England, New Hampshire, Public Relations, Wildlife Management, Science & Biology, NH Distemper Study, Headlines

New Hampshire Trappers: Turn in your tissue!

New Hampshire’s trappers are once again being called upon to assist with wildlife conservation in the region. The state’s trapping community intends to fully answer the call. Multiple conservation-oriented projects are being administered by different agencies, and they’re all requesting tissue and carcass samples from legally trapped furbearing wildlife for scientific testing and research.

Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

December 8, 2018

Conservation, New England, New Hampshire, Public Relations, Science & Biology, Wildlife Management, Headlines

USDA, state agencies, bite back at rabies in Northeast

Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

December 8, 2018

Conservation, New England, New Hampshire, Public Relations, Science & Biology, Wildlife Management, Headlines

USDA, state agencies, bite back at rabies in Northeast

With the assistance of state agencies, licensed trappers, and vigilant citizens, USDA’s professional wildlife managers seek to drive raccoon rabies to the Atlantic Ocean.

Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

September 23, 2018

Featured Article, General Trapping, National, Science & Biology, Wildlife Control, Wildlife Management

Rattus deathicus: America's War on Invasive Nutria

Jeff Traynor, A.C.E.

September 23, 2018

Featured Article, General Trapping, National, Science & Biology, Wildlife Control, Wildlife Management

Rattus deathicus: America's War on Invasive Nutria

Some states have accepted the fact that they have small pockets of “feral” nutria populations, and have created regulated trapping seasons to manage those populations. Other states, however, have launched all out war on the little buggers. So where did nutria come from? And why aren’t we simply “co-existing” with this furry little invader?