Swarm trapping on the state properties

[Greg V]

I mentioned this during our last club meeting.

In the past I placed a few traps on the state properties with written permission.

They were puzzled when I first approached them.

They did not understand why I wanted to trap the bees and how it was even possible. :)

Nowadays they have the official page.
It sounds as if removing the honey bees from the state parks is even desirable because they are not native species.

Here is the official page:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/rules/bees

[Andrew Berna]

I will have perfect swarm trap frames available for pick up on the northside of Madison. Those not picked up will be disposed of. Call or text. 

Andrew Berna

608-358-4741

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[Gottlieb Brandli Jr.]

Not to be stupid I read the dnr letter so is it $25 per state property or $25 to set trap on  any and all state prop multiple?

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[Greg V]

Contact and ask them?

I don't know.

I used to get a written permit for all properties just for asking.

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