That's a fact Paul, as a matter of fact, the trappers assn in Wisconsin represents the ADC industry already. I would just like to see it represented more at training and Rondes. I've never seen the one way door, or any bat exclusion methods shown there. Although we do have a strong trappers assn., It's always the same 4-5 people who do all the work setting these things up, It just doesn't seem fair to me. All a guy has to do is show up and ask how he can help and he can bar tend, set up tables, lots of stuff. I guess I'm gona have to listen to my own words and make time like the others this year.Now there will be 5-6

David, that's a good point! If no better argument exists for state oversight (and I am NOT necessarily supporting it), the idea that the bureaucrats would have to defend their laws sounds pretty good. BTW, in Missouri we have NO permit, license or registration required to do WCO work.
Anybody - and I do mean anybody - with a pickup and a coupla traps can call himself a WCO.

So, Dave, are you saying that an ADC guy doesn't need a trapping license to set those traps?

One thing that keeps popping up in replies, state and local. Absofriggenlutley this should be a local issue and I can only speak to the specifics of my own state. I could care less what happens to the rest of you, . Seriously I do but it ain't none of my [Please excuse my language... I'm an idiot] business who, how or what you do. If you want it and ask for it I will go to the mat for almost all of you but ultimately we each have to fight our own fights on our own hometurfs. So let each of our states do their own thing and let see what shakes out as good and what doesn't.

http://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/trapping It looks like they have a real nice site Dave.

"at any time and without permit" IF there is damage done by the wildlife. Otherwise it's fur harvesting and, of course, requires a trapping license.
You'd be surprised at the number of calls we get along the lines of "there's a coyote running around in back of my property. Can you remove him?" Uh, no. He's just a coyote, doing what coyotes do. Don't let your three-pound dog out there, or your cat.