What is the limit on how many raptors a nonresident can trap per year?

The limit on how many raptors a nonresident can trap per year is set at one raptor. This regulation helps to maintain sustainable populations of raptors and ensures that trapping activities do not compromise the health of bird species. By restricting the number a nonresident can trap, wildlife management authorities can minimize any potential negative impacts on raptor populations, thus allowing for responsible and ethical trapping practices.

The other options suggest higher limits, which could potentially lead to over-trapping and a decline in raptor populations, but the regulation aims to balance human interests with the conservation of wildlife.