Furbearer species are mammals that are trapped primarily for their fur and include both carnivores, such as raccoons and coyotes, and rodents, such as beaver and muskrats.

Furbearer Animals

A class of warm-blooded animals with fur or hair on their bodies. Mammals are vertebrates. The young are born live and feed on milk from their mothers.
ImageSpeciesScientific
Name		State
Classification		Additional
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ImageBeaverCastor canadensisFurbearerMore Information
ImageBobcat Lynx rufusGame & FurbearerMore Information
ImageCoyoteCanis latransNonGameMore Information
ImageGray Fox Urocyon cinereoargenteusGameMore Information
ImageGroundhog Marmota monaxNonGameProfile
ImageMinkMustela visionFurbearerProfile
ImageMuskratOndatra zibethicusFurbearerProfile
ImageNutriaMyocastor coypusNonGameN/A
ImageOpossum, Virginia Didelphis virginianaGame & FurbearerProfile
ImageOtter, River Lontra canadensisFurbearerProfile
ImageRaccoonProcyon lotorGame & FurbearerMore Information
ImageRed Fox Vulpes vulpesGameMore Information
ImageSpotted Skunk Spilogale putoriusFurbearerN/A
ImageStriped Skunk Mephitis mephitisFurbearerProfile
ImageWeasel, Long-tailed Mustela frenataFurbearerN/A

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