That's a dually little different then a single

Let's hope he's not the middleman...

Man I wish they were around there! Hasn't been that way for years. I've been going by Bendeleben and Imuruk lake country. Also by the head of North Fork of Koyuk East Fork. Can do day trips to North Fork but I don't think the caribou have gone that far south yet.

MAYBE HAIRSNIFFER AND CAMELTOE GOT HIM!!!!

220’s really smoke em.

Hope so!

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6 various furbearing animal prints.  The prints were used in a Trapper Ed Course sponsored by the Pennsylvania Trappers Association in the late 1970's.  They are not signed so I do not know who the artist was.  At that time the PA Trappers Association used Dennis Bushey for art work for some of their publications, so that is a possibility.  The prints would really look nice if they were framed.  The various critters are a raccoon, an opossum, skunks, a mink, a nutria and a muskrat.  They measure 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches and are in excellent shape.

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I put my grandson in for a turkey tag for the first time. His season is 4/12 - 5/18. For adults here it is a draw system, youth first time guaranteed tag. My daughter said that it says he has a tag. So I guess we are going.

Nice.Sadly does not start in Maine untill May.

Trapping,but calling is fun to see how differently they approach....Making them step on a 2" circle is hard to beat!!!!

These are AI pics I created yesterday while thinking about the upcoming season.

If AI makes you ill....just look away...

I started going to the OTC sales probably around '76. I mostly had nutrias which were starting to really take off price wise. At about the same time Goldberg started having buying stations up and down the I -5 corridor. Goldberg despised the OTC sales but I know he had buyers there (claimed he didn't). In the 80's I was getting more active as a trapper and used to attend four OTC sales a year. Albany, Prineville, Ontario and K Falls. Most sales were for multiple days.

Dick Stewart started working as a buyer for Goldberg right around 74-75 I believe. Chuck and I used to hang out at buying stations shagging fur for him with the hopes he would buy dinner. The three of us one time broke the Sizzler steak house Roseburg record for the most ribs ever consumed during their "All the ribs you can eat specials". They didn't seem all that amused!