The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced proposals to adjust fisher and marten trapping seasons across most of the state.
The proposals include opening a six-day fisher trapping season in several western and central New York Wildlife Management Units currently closed to fisher trapping, and expanding upon a season in several other Southern Tier WMUs.
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