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I'm not trying to bash you or anything, but I don't quite understand what you're saying, except that maybe you're starting a business and you had to trap some coons for a guy.
Are you saying that only people with a nuisance animals business or a game warden can remove problem wildlife?
In most states, there is a provision in the law that permits ranchers and farmers to remove or chase off nuisance animals if they are threatening livestock, people or crops. There's only a few exceptions, such as hawks or endangered species.
I'm not trying to bash you or anything, but I don't quite understand what you're saying, except that maybe you're starting a business and you had to trap some coons for a guy.
In most states, there is a provision in the law that permits ranchers and farmers to remove or chase off nuisance animals if they are threatening livestock, people or crops. There's only a few exceptions, such as hawks or endangered species.
