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Instructions for Form SLAP29.01-3 Trap Registration Number Application - Nevada
This document contains official instructions for Form SLAP29.01-3 , Trap Registration Number Application - a form released and collected by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. An up-to-date fillable Form SLAP29.01-3 is available for download through this link.
FAQ
Q: What is Form SLAP29.01-3?
A: Form SLAP29.01-3 is the Trap Registration Number Application for Nevada.
Q: Why do I need a Trap Registration Number?
A: You need a Trap Registration Number to legally trap and remove wildlife in Nevada.
Q: How do I fill out Form SLAP29.01-3?
A: You must provide information about yourself, your trapping activities, and the types of traps you will be using.
Q: Is there a fee to apply for a Trap Registration Number?
A: Yes, there is a fee to apply for a Trap Registration Number. The fee amount is specified on the application form.
Q: How long is a Trap Registration Number valid for?
A: A Trap Registration Number is valid for one year from the date of issuance.
Q: What happens if I trap without a Trap Registration Number?
A: Trapping without a Trap Registration Number is illegal and can result in penalties and fines.
Q: Can I transfer my Trap Registration Number to someone else?
A: No, Trap Registration Numbers are non-transferable and can only be used by the registered trapper.
Q: What types of traps require a Trap Registration Number?
A: All types of traps used for capturing wildlife in Nevada require a Trap Registration Number.
Q: Can I trap on public lands with a Trap Registration Number?
A: Trapping on public lands with a Trap Registration Number is allowed, but you must also comply with any additional regulations or permits required by the land managing agency.
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