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Trapping: Worthwhile Tradition or Needless Torture?

Living on Earth
August 14, 2013
  • By Neal Rauch
The World

Connecticut trappers are up in arms. Local animal rights activists are buying up exclusive trapping permits and using them to protect animals instead of ensnaring them. Trappers say the activists are allowing the populations of fur-bearing animals to grow out of control. Neal Rauch reports.

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