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Louisiana Fur: Online Trappers Course

This is a free level 1 trappers course. Although all Louisiana fur trapper education is voluntary, those who wish to participate in the Department's hands-on workshops are encouraged to complete this online course first. This course is designed to allow each student to work at their own pace and at their convenience.

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Louisiana Fur Level 1 Trappers Course

Louisiana Trapper Education

2021-2022 trapping workshop schedule:
December 11 – Waddill, Baton Rouge
January 15- Woodworth Shooting Range
January 22- Minden Field Office
February 12- Vermilionville , Lafayette
February 19 Hodges Gardens, Florien

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Although there is no cost to attend the workshops, registration is required. You can register by contacting Tanya Sturman at tsturman@wlf.la.gov or calling (318) 487-5415.

 

Goals Designated by Louisiana Revised Statute 56:266

  1. To educate the public regarding the need for trapping as a sound wildlife management tool and regarding the logic of managing furbearing species as renewable resources.
  2. To identify the current consumers of Louisiana furs.
  3. To identify present and potential Louisiana fur marketing problems, obstacles, and related significant issues.
  4. To strengthen existing markets and develop new markets and marketing strategies for raw and finished Louisiana fur products.
  5. To develop and implement an international advertising campaign to promote the utilization of raw and finished Louisiana fur products.
  6. To examine, evaluate, and make recommendations concerning any aspect of the fur industry including habitat management, harvest, and marketing which will enhance the future of the industry and perpetuate the conservation of these species.
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  • Council
    • Louisiana Fur Council Meeting Schedule
    • Louisiana Fur Council Members
    • Louisiana Fur Annual Reports
  • Industry
    • Louisiana Trapping Regulations
    • Shipping Louisiana Furs
    • Louisiana Fur Dealers
    • Tanning/Manufacturing
  • Trapper Education
    • Trapping Courses & Resources
    • Louisiana Fur & Pelt Handling
    • Skull Cleaning
    • Trapping Benefits
    • Nutria Meat and Recipes
  • Outreach Education
    • Community Outreach
    • Louisiana Furbearers >
      • Beaver
      • Bobcat
      • Coyote
      • Gray Fox
      • Red Fox
      • Mink
      • Muskrat
      • Nutria
      • Opossum
      • Otter
      • Raccoon
      • Striped Skunk