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Bill seeks to end trapping in Vermont
February 16, 2023
Some Addison County residents are hoping a newly introduced bill will encourage a shift away from the practice of trapping animals in Vermont. Bill H.191 proposes to ban recreational and commercial trapping in the state, with a few exceptions.
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