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#1263788 - 10/28/10 11:26 PM trap theft question for encon.
furtrapper Member Registered: 05/15/06 Posts: 1543	if my traps are stolen off privet property does that fall under you or the local pd....:) dddd
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#1264140 - 10/30/10 11:40 AM Re: trap theft question for encon. [Re: furtrapper]
SouthBound Member Registered: 08/01/06 Posts: 7008 Loc: Glastonbury,Ct	un friggin real. They cant just leave it alone.Good luck catching them. mabe the stuck there hand in a 330.
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#1264143 - 10/30/10 11:56 AM Re: trap theft question for encon. [Re: furtrapper]
OHMYGOD Member Registered: 06/23/04 Posts: 20754 Loc: Suffield Ct	sorry to hear about scum stealing your traps. Hope you can catch them. WAVEWALK DEMO AGENT: Send me a message if you want to try the W500,W700 and soon the S4. You can take what you want from life......As long as you give a little Back. "We never get over the fishing fever, it's a delightful disease and thank the lord there is no cure". "CTF, is a lure I can not afford to NOT have in my pocket" Don’t argue with Idiots.. They will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. Our freedoms are being choked, big brother's grip is getting tighter. http://wavewalk.com/Connecticut_Fishing_Kayak_Review_22.html
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#1264158 - 10/30/10 12:49 PM Re: trap theft question for encon. [Re: furtrapper]
SouthBound Member Registered: 08/01/06 Posts: 7008 Loc: Glastonbury,Ct	Don do you want to borrow a trail cam to set up on one of your sets?
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#1264592 - 11/01/10 12:02 PM Re: trap theft question for encon. [Re: furtrapper]
EnCon Police Moderator Registered: 03/01/04 Posts: 3899	If it's on private property you can contact the local PD. They may refer it to us, but as it would be within their jurisdiction they should get the first call. If it occurred on state land it would be our call. Captain Keith Williams keith.williams@ct.gov Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police
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