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Participants under the age of 18 will need their parent/legal guardian to sign a legal affidavit on their behalf. Upon tail submission, participants are required to sign a legal affidavit indicating the tails were obtained during the time period outlined above and that they came from an animal they harvested.Animals must be trapped or shot by the program participant within this timeframe: April 1 - July 1.GFP will process payments and send a check in the mail approximately every 30 days. Payment will not be received upon submission of the tail(s).GFP recommends that participants either bring the tail within the three days of harvest or freeze them until they can be submitted.With the warmer weather, participants are asked to freeze all eligible tails prior to submission or bring them in within three days of being harvested.trapped or shot) in South Dakota between April 1 and July 1. All animals submitted for this program must have been harvested (i.e.Participants must comply with South Dakota trapping and hunting rules and regulations, which can be found in the current hunting and trapping handbook or online at.All other participants are required to have a 2021 hunting, fishing or furbearer license. Participants under the age of 16 and landowners harvesting nest predators from their own land are not required to have a license.Participants then receive an email confirmation of the transaction. Participants can submit up to $590 worth of tails per household. Participants must submit the tail bone and entire tail of these species to receive payment. Participants will receive $10 per tail for the following species outlined above. In 2020, 16% of participants were 17 years-old and younger. 93 percent of the nest predators were from eastern South Dakota (Minnehaha, Yankton, Turner, Beadle, Brookings). In the last two years of the program, approximately 4,300 program participants removed nearly 81,000 nest predators. Participation is for South Dakota residents. Raccoon, striped skunk, badger, opossum, and red fox are the eligible species for this program.

Trapping is an intention to experience, explore and create lasting memories while making a difference for managing wildlife in South Dakota. The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks is focused on reducing localized populations of nest predators as a way to enhance pheasant and duck nest success, while at the same time increasing participation in trapping from all ages. The program is currently closed for 2021. The bounty program ran from April 1 – July 1. Time Period: To be eligible for the bounty program, the nest predators listed above must be harvested during the program timeframe. Species Included: Primary nest predators - raccoons, striped skunks, badgers, opossums, and red fox. The Nest Predator Bounty Program ran from Apuntil July 1, 2021. On March 5, the GFP Commission passed a resolution to conduct the Nest Predator Bounty Program in 20. Nest Predator Bounty Program The 2021 Nest Predator Bounty Program is closed for submissions.