I'm a trapper from the White Mountains. The Arizona Trappers Association has about 250 members. Most are active trappers, some join to support the ATA. The anti's were successful in banning trapping on public land in Arizona because 85% of the voting public live in Maricopa and Pina counties and are loaded with people who are uninformed about the benefits of trapping and predator control. They prey on peoples emotions and that is not the way to manage wildlife. Each year the ATA has a fur sale in Globe usually the first weekend in February. Last year we had about 1500 furs to offer 6 buyers, primarily coyote, grey fox and bobcat with a few beaver, skunk, badger and ****. We have had a lot of success trapping on public land with cage traps (which are legal) for bobcat and grey and kit fox. Coyotes won't go in one, however a trapper in Winslow caught a coyote pup in one. That's the only one I know of. Varmint callers do a great job in helping to control predators and they all support the ATA. Every varmint caller is not necessarily a trapper but every trapper is a varmint caller. I don't have much private land to trap on, but I do a lot of trapping on the Navajo Reservation. It's unknown how many sheep and antelope have been saved by this. ATA info can be obtained by contacting Cindy Seff 480-390-0723.