I took a walk down to the shed to look for a tool I needed. I heard some rattling in the corner where the boys have a stack of colony traps. turns out a cottontail had pushed his way into one of the colony traps. He's a lucky little guy, I rarely go in that shed. The boys were sure happy to catch something, but Emmett was pretty mad that I had him release it. I guess we're going to have to flip that bottom row of traps so the door stays open.

I'd be up for that.

Can’t get the big ones if you keep shooting the small ones.

wws

Very nice!

Wow.

That's a fine buck .

Congrats

Shortly before I had started at the police garage, an office for in a wreck, and the shotgun, mounted to the front of the cage right behind the officer's head, came loose and cracked her hard in the skull, so one of the first projects I worked on was moving all the shotgun racks to the trunks.

I’ll 4th his statement since LT commented. I’m in GA and those Pennsylvania lures work just fine down here.
You never did say what your after though.

uplandpointer ,

You raised some dang good kids. Period. Serious kudos , fully earned.

Thank you Mike. I'll try and sign up as soon as ADC get it up and running.

I'm weird ???? Maybe?

I love the smell of nitrocellulose solvents. I'd wear it as a cologne but I know most would not like it. I love the smell.

That one fox doesn't seem to even pay attention to the snapped off trap.
That toe pinched one pulled out quick and high tailed it fast!
Ive had traps lay outside the bed like that and wondered whether they dug it up or pulled out.

Interesting behavior. (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) we all have had sprung traps or you aint much of a trapper!