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A brittany spaniel hunting dog got caught in a body grip trap left for wildlife set in a forest near a body of water. The dog died as a result.

A lab hunting dog got caught in a body grip trap left for wildlife set on a trail near a body of water. The dog received no apparent injury.

A redbone racoon hunting dog got caught in a body grip trap left for wildlife set in a field. The dog died as a result.

A pet german shepherd dog got it’s foot caught in a body grip trap left for other wildlife set in a pasture. The dog was released with no apparent injury.

A hunting dog (lab retriever) was caught in a foot hold trap left for other wildlife set in a small creek in Brooklyn Public Hunting Grounds. The dog required vet care.

A pet beagle was caught in a body grip trap left for other wildlife in a pasture. The dog died as a result.

A black bear was caught in a body grip trap left for other wildlife in a forest. The black bear died as a result.

A hunting dog (German Shorthair) was caught in a leg-hold trap left for wildlife on a trail. Dog had no apparent injury.

A pet dog was caught in a cable restraint left for wildlife on a trail. Dog was taken to a vet and treated for hypothermia and dehydration, but later died.

A wolf was reported caught in a coyote snare in the East Fork of the Bitterroot in MT. MFWP warden and wolf staff responded and found a male gray pup from the East Fork pack with its right front leg entwined in the snare. The rest of the pack was howling nearby and based on the condition of the animal it was not thought to have been in the snare very long. The pup was collared and released. Upon recovery the pup moved off quickly and seemed to be regaining feeling and use of the injured leg. On a monitoring flight on the 21st the collar was on mortality. Holder (MFWP) followed up on the morning of the 22nd and found the dead wolf. It will be sent to the lab for necropsy.”