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A Salute to the Lowly Grinner -
Almost nobody tries to catch them, and nearly every trapper hates them, but somehow we end up with them in set after set. They are the ultimate "non-target" catch. Yeah, I hate when they ruin a good fox or 'coon set, but he... - 2011/11/21 Duke DP Update -
Hi folks. I mentioned in a previous post that I've been fooling around with Duke dog proof traps for the first time this season. I've just sprinkled them in along my 'coon line here and there alongside my usual spread of foothol... - 2011/11/17 Attaching Trap Tags -
Here's a tip for attaching your trap identification tags so that they won't fall off or get torn off by an angry 'coon. A kindly old trapper taught me this little trick.
Curl up one of the ends of the copper trap tag using long-n... - 2011/11/12 Duke Dog Proof Traps -
The Duke dog proof traps came out over a year ago, and they seemed to cause quite a stir of conversation on trapping blogs and forums. Why? Because, like all Duke traps, they are more economical than most of the competitors.&nbs... - 2011/11/05 Gettin' Ready (And a Shout Out for Minnesota Trapline Products) -
Hi folks. I know it has been quiet around here lately, but with the season just around the corner there will be a lot more activity here on TSR.
I love this time of year...cleaning out the fur shed, getting my gear ready and enjo... - 2011/10/06 Old School Muskrat Trapping -
My friend Jeremiah Wood over at Trapping Today posted a link to this book, which I found informative and entertaining, so I thought I'd pass it along. The Accomplished Muskrat Trapper was written in 1922 by A.E. Schmidt and is now... - 2011/05/23
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