What animal does this sound like? Killed my rabbits with no marks blood or fur and left them.
u/-Dark_Humor- — 5 days ago
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First catch ever! Thank you everyone for the help and thanks to everyone for the link, tips and tricks.
Went with a live trap for my first go of it. Disposed, processed and hide tanned.
u/Qu3ViveZapat0s — 4 days ago
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So im new to trapping and would need some advice how to learn this and get successful over time
So ik how to build common traps but the problem for me is idk where to place any of them, we have ton of mountain hares here in the north but idk where to place them even when i find poop and fur
Any advice?
u/makkevatte — 4 days ago
Ep.#17 Years of Misfires, Failures, and Mistakes Make Memories and Success w/ John Ward
Trapping, Hog Hunting, Fishing, Turkey, and Deer ups and downs. Please like , follow, and Share BrushCreek 27:3 podcast. Thank you
u/DumpsterFace918 — 4 days ago
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Old beaver
definitely the oldest beaver and biggest tail of the season. he was 58 lbs
second pic is a 55lb and 30 lb
u/Professional-Oil1537 — 9 days ago
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Question about trap location….
I’ve been having decent success trapping coyotes on my 100 acre property (pic 2 was yesterday along a trail thru the woods) but just started seeing a yote patrolling my main driveway at night.(pic 1 was a few hours ago)
Thoughts on trap placement? I was thinking dead center of driveway so that vehicles don’t set it off? The driveway is 1700 feet long and I don’t have to worry about my dogs or strays. (maybe a cat or two).
u/TNmountainman2020 — 6 days ago
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Beaver Castor lure
got next years beaver lure made.
I save the biggest beavers castor and oil sacks for one batch that I use in fall and winter.
and then I save the smallest beavers castor and oil sacks for the second batch that I use for spring time that I also add food type lure to also.
it's super simple, I just cut the oil sacks open and drain and add the castor and some glycerin and puree. if it's to thick I'll add more glycerin and if it comes out to runny I just add some saw dust or wheat bran to get it to the consistency I want
u/Professional-Oil1537 — 10 days ago