Also known as: Eastern mink
The American mink is a semiaquatic furbearer species managed in Delaware. Minks are slender, dark-colored members of the weasel family with valuable fur. They are classified as a furbearer under Delaware trapping and hunting regulations. The Best Management Practices program provides guidelines for mink trapping.
Habitat & Range
Minks inhabit waterways including rivers, streams, marshes, and ponds throughout Delaware.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is mink hunting legal in Delaware?
Yes, American mink are classified as a furbearer in Delaware. See the Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide for current seasons and regulations.
References
| State | Category | Directory | Subcategory | Content | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delaware | Hunting | Regulations | Regulations | Classified as a furbearer in Delaware. Seasons and regulations found in the Furbearer Trapping & Hunting section of the | Link |
