Georgia Resident & Non-Resident Trapping or Fur Dealers Forfeiture Bond
In Georgia, Non-Residents who perform trapping services and Resident and Non-Resident Fur Dealers are required to have a license and obtain a forfeiture bond. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement, Wildlife Resources Division oversees the licensure of trappers, fish dealers, fur dealers fish hatcheries and more.
Non-resident trapping is defined as the taking, capturing or killing of wildlife with traps.
Resident and non-resident fur dealers are defined as purchasing or selling of furs, hides, pelt of fur-bearing animals or alligators.
Forfeiture Bond and License Requirements:
Applicants must complete the Commercial License Application and pay the applicable license fee.
Non-resident trapping licenses are required to have a $2,500 forfeiture bond.
Resident and non-resident fur dealer licenses are required to have a $5,000 forfeiture bond. If the fur is from raccoon only, a bond is not required.
Commercial licenses and forfeiture bonds must be renewed by April 1 of each year.
How Much Will This Bond Cost?
The premium that you pay for a Georgia Trapping or Fur Dealer Forfeiture Bond is dependent on credit. Our rates start at $100 with good credit. Contact our Surety Bond Specialists for a free quote.
Related Links:
Georgia Trapping RegulationsGeorgia Trapping Statutes
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