bait trap definition

bait trap means a net or trap not exceeding
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bait trap means a net or trap not exceeding 50 centimetres long, 23 centimetres high and 23 centimetres wide with funnel entrances with an inside diameter not exceeding 5 centimetres;
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bait trap means a net or trap not exceeding 50 centimetres long, 25 centimetres high and 25 centimetres wide with funnel entrances with an inside diameter not exceeding 5 centimetres;
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More Definitions of bait trap

bait trap means a glass, wire or wooden device which, for the purpose of this regulation, does not exceed twenty inches in length and fifteen inches in diameter and is used for the taking of bait species.
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bait trap means a trap that –
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bait trap means a glass, wire or wooden device which, does not exceed twenty inches in length and fifteen inches in diameter and is used for the taking of bait species.
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bait trap means a net or trap not exceeding 50 centimetres long, 20 centimetres high and 20 centimetres wide with funnel entrances with
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