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Title 5 . Fish and Game
Chapter 84 . Statewide Provisions
Section 260.270

5 AAC 84.260. Application of 5 AAC 84.270

It is lawful to trap a furbearer only in a game management unit or a portion of a unit open to trapping in accordance with the open season and bag limit prescribed in 5 AAC 84.270. Bag limits and open seasons are based upon the regulatory year.

History: In effect before 1985; am 6/23/85, Register 94

Authority: AS 16.05.255


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