JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri's frogging season is starting soon. From sunset on June 30 until Oct. 31, Missourians will be allowed to capture bullfrogs and green frogs. Conservation …
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri's frogging season is starting soon.
From sunset on June 30 until Oct. 31, Missourians will be allowed to capture bullfrogs and green frogs. Conservation officials say the taste and texture is similar to fish.
Either a fishing or a hunting permit can be used, and frogs can be taken by a variety of methods including hand, net, bow and pole and line. With a hunting permit, Missourians can bag hoppers by using a rifle or pistol, pellet or bow.
A frog that has been speared must be kept. Artificial light can be used while frogging, and the daily limit is eight frogs. The possession limit is 16.
Missouri's frogging season opens at sunset June 30. The limit is eight bullfrogs or green frogs in the aggregate daily and 16 in possession. Courtesy Missouri Department of Conservation
