Nevada § 503.456 Development and posting of warning signs for trapping

Nevada Statutes

§ 503.456 — Development and posting of warning signs for trapping

Nevada § 503.456

Title 45WILDLIFE

Ch. 503Hunting,

FUR-BEARING MAMMALS AND TRAPPING

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 503.456 (2026).

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1. Each state agency which manages any public land in this State in which trapping may occur shall ensure that each sign for which the Department develops standard language pursuant to subsection 2 includes that language and is posted:

(a)At each visitor center, kiosk, trailhead or other location specified by the Department; and

(b)In a place in which the sign is readily observable by members of the public at the visitor center, kiosk, trailhead or other location. 2. The Department shall:

(a)Develop standard language for inclusion in any sign that is used to warn a person that trapping may occur in any area in this State; and

(b)Develop the standard language specified in paragraph (a) in cooperation with each federal or state agency which manages any public land in this State in which

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1. Each state agency which manages any public land in this State in which trapping may occur shall ensure that each sign for which the Department develops standard language pursuant to subsection 2 includes that language and is posted:
(a) At each visitor center, kiosk, trailhead or other location specified by the Department; and
(b) In a place in which the sign is readily observable by members of the public at the visitor center, kiosk, trailhead or other location.
2. The Department shall:
(a) Develop standard language for inclusion in any sign that is used to warn a person that trapping may occur in any area in this State; and
(b) Develop the standard language specified in paragraph (a) in cooperation with each federal or state agency which manages any public land in this State in which trapping may occur.