by Trish Swain | Jun 24, 2019 | Agency Response
2011 email: Pepple’s my Catahoula was first trapped in a leg trap and it took me around 10 minutes to figure out how to release it, and right after that she got into another one that hit her in the face as it closed. She had a cut over her eye and it actually...
by Trish Swain | Jun 23, 2019 | Agency Response
Oct. 15, 2011 told in person: I live on East Calle de la Plata northeast of Reno, high on the hill. Previously I have seen bacon hanging from a bush above a nearby canyon with a piece of red plastic tied to a bush nearby. So I suspected there might be traps...
by Trish Swain | Jun 23, 2019 | Agency Response
July, 2011 told in person by staff of Animal Services: Trapped cats are common. Recently we had two incidents. The first was brought in by an officer.The cat was trapped by both back legs. The second was brought in by a good Samaritan in the neighborhood.
by Trish Swain | Jun 23, 2019 | Agency Response
Minutes Dec. 3, 2010 Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners Meeting . . . Commissioner Vogler said . . . on the rare occasion that a unleashed dog stumbles into a trap makes him feel very bad and he had it happen to his own dog. . . .If you are a good trapper you will...
by Trish Swain | Jun 22, 2019 | Agency Response, Featured
Letter January 2013 To whom it may concern, On July 24, 2004, my husband Rob, myself and our daughter Jade went for a hike on the terraces at Ward Mountain. We drove to the terraces via the Lion Springs road and did not see any postings for government trapping;...
by Trish Swain | Jun 22, 2019 | Agency Response
[told in person] We were hiking in the Carson City area about 1990 with a small, 25-pound dog. The dog got trapped. We reported it to the sheriff and to NV Dept. of Wildlife. NDOW told her, “If we get more complaints we’ll do something.” Two years...
