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Mar 19, 2026 58 min

Episode 4: Inside Regulated Trapping

from The Evolving Hunter Podcast Hosted by TEH Podcast Productions

Show Notes: In this episode of the Evolving Hunter podcast, host Jae Ellison speaks with Bill Seybold, the trapping education coordinator for Idaho Fish and Game. They discuss the intricacies of trapping, including the importance of best management practices (BMPs), the regulations surrounding trapping, and the misconceptions that non-trappers often have. Bill shares insights on how to get started in trapping, the significance of trapper education, and the ethical considerations that come with the practice. The conversation emphasizes the detail-oriented nature of trapping and its role in wildlife management and conservation. A big thanks to our partners at CertifiedHunter! Hunter Education is a critical (and often required) part of starting your hunting journey. CertifiedHunter has created an online course that will help you get started on the right foot and meet your state requirements to purchase your hunting license. Visit certifiedhunter.com/evolvinghunter to get started! Keywords trapping, best management practices, trapping education, wildlife conservation, Idaho Fish and Game, novice trappers, trapping regulations, humane trapping, outdoor skills, fur bearers

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