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General Info
- Access to Hunting Areas
- Environmental Conservation Police Q & A
- Environmental Conservation Officers
- How to Properly Fill out Your Carcass Tag & Report Your Harvest
- Important Numbers
- Doe or Fawn?
- Message from the Governor
- Message from the Commissioner
- NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
- HPAI and Hunting: What Waterfowl Hunters Need to Know
- Sunrise & Sunset
- Licenses, Permits & Fees
- Hunting Regulations
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Seasons & Limits
- Deer Hunting Season Dates
- Big Game Season Dates
- Turkey Hunting Seasons
- Migratory Game Bird Hunting Seasons & Bag Limits
- Furbearer Trapping Season Dates & Bag Limits
- Small Game Season Dates & Limits
- Waterfowl Hunting Zone Descriptions
- Special Seasons Designated for Young Hunters
- Bear Hunting Season Dates
- Future Big Game Season Dates
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Features
- DEC Wildlife Health: One Health Approach to Diseases & Toxins
- Pheasants as Catalysts for Hunter Recruitment
- Hunting for Food
- CWD in Captive Deer: DEC’s Response in 2024
- Non-Lead Ammunition Rebate Program
- Tree Stand Safety
- There's Always Room at the Table
- Don’t Eat the Mice! Rodenticides in Furbearers
- PDF Downloads
Furbearer Trapping Season Dates & Bag Limits
Permit Requirements for Marten
A free special permit is still required to trap marten in New York State. To receive a permit, visit dec.ny.gov/things-to-do/trapping/regulations#Marten. You will need the following information:
- Name
- Mailing Address
- DEC ID # (from your trapping license)
- Phone number of email address
You can also apply by phone at 518-623-1240.
Adopt Trapping Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Trapping BMPs are scientifically-researched recommendations for traps and trapping systems used to capture furbearers in the U.S. Benefits of using BMPs include:
- Using devices that improve efficiency, selectivity, and the welfare of trapped animals.
- Instill public confidence in and maintain public support of trapping.
To view species-specific BMPs and to view a searchable database that provides information on traps that meet BMP criteria, visit dec.ny.gov/things-to-do/trapping/best-management-practices.
