I use the Maxkosko brand from the Amazon.com. mine is 200'. No problem with it. Had it a couple of years now works good.

Mad_mike- when you say "never had one work on the cable" do mean never had one chew on the cable? Just double checking from your earlier post that you use a cable with a tree lock.. I happen to have some of them too so I'd love to give them a shot other than just on my snares.

Bruce do you process these deer yourself, or have them done? You sure are getting a good supply of meat. Good luck to ya!

I once made a post about the lack of trapping sign along most of the Richardson Hiway. Caught some flak from a couple guys but I still don't see much sign. Might be driving that way tomorrow. Of course land ownership plays a part in who may, or may not trap along that road.

Be well and shoot straight.

Coyote Clayton what are you doing in Arizona?

Late opener but the season goes to mid Feb put a cubby out for a couple of my past 4H students and one for me in my annual cat spot a few miles from there. We can only get 1 cat East River no limit West River.

A big draw that forks to the right of this cubby for the kids there's a big chunk of beaver for bait in the barrel. Lots of turkeys in the draw (25-30 today) that should attract some cats.



My every year location on a narrow drainage in the river breaks. The waters not running now I'm hoping the melt off and new moisture will get it flowing or the cats will have the option to run it if it's not wet. If the creek freezes over Ill add a set on the creek bank picked up a few there over the years. My cubby is on a upper bank shelf that a natural crossing for cats because of a high wall that brings them to the shelf between the wall and the creek it's a sweet spot. Tossed some leaves around for eye appeal added cameras to both cubbies to see what's working them.




Found some tracks on this piece of wood they were pretty washed out from melting snow.



A great snag in the middle of the creek with trails coming around both sides snared a cat last year there the first night I narrowed down the spots so they get accustomed to the changes.

Haha go away you're gonna mess me up!

I've had several 220 Swift's. Never tried to hit the 4000 fps mark, I was after bug hole groups with good speed.
Every one I had ran good on 4064 around 36-37gr.+/- and got around 3600 fps.
Brass had good life and didn't have to trim it constantly. The hotter you run it, the shorter life you will get from your brass. The closer you get to 4000 fps you will start getting other pressure signs as well.
4000 always sounds like fun, but it comes with other costs.

Keep us posted on how it goes. I'm honestly curious how everything holds up.

Mines a thin barrel, asked a buddy to send me a couple load recipe

I believe mine is a medium heavy barrel, it doesn’t seem to me like it’s a full bull barrel

I saw the pics LT distributed...... my eyes!!!!!!!!