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Indiana’s DNR is proposing a major shift in bobcat hunting rules—raising the annual quota to 400 and allowing hunting alongside trapping. The move responds to rising car collisions, accidental trap captures, and landowner complaints about livestock losses. A key change? You’d be allowed to sell bobcat hides and parts if you accidentally trap one—a big departure from current policy. Public comments are still open until August 27th, with a second hearing that day from 2 to 4 PM. If you’re in Indiana and care about this wildlife management change, now’s your chance to weigh in.

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