Although they play an important role in native ecosystems, muskrats can cause significant damage with their foraging and ...

Typically, muskrats get caught in the water traps and the tide takes over from there. The next step is preparing the muskrat to be cooked. "We skin them and cut them into pieces, ...

Building a better muskrat trap. By Brice Stump; nder a flapping, rusting tin roof, in an aging shed near the marsh, is one of the most curious pieces of machinery in Dorchester County.

If efforts to drive the muskrats to a new home haven’t been effective, the next step is trapping and relocating them. First, make sure that muskrat trapping and muskrat removal is legal in your ...

The parks department said it did not yet have estimates in how much repairs and trapping the muskrats would cost the city, but over the last four years, the city has spent “up to $40,000” in ...

This year the sale of muskrats should top $50 million. Currently, the North America fur auction in Canada is selling 400,000 muskrats that bring $3.2 million to $3.5 million. Trappers all over ...

Under a flapping, rusting tin roof, in an aging shed near the marsh, is one of the most curious pieces of machinery in Dorchester County. Almost 100 years old, it is also one of the rarest ...

The Baltimore Sun noted that muskrat trapping was big business: 1 million pelts were sold in Maryland during the 1928 trapping season. The next state with more, Louisiana, ...