Who's looking at their faces?

Cats with feet seemed to be a good deal higher than those without. I don't have the numbers yet, but the average on beaver seemed to be down overall. The Alabama fur above was very impressive and brought the best price overall. It was high quality and very well put up. Overall prices were pretty good with cats at the top of the pile. But just about everything had some kind of bid, with most that was rejected to be tanned and sold at other events. Wish we had had more trapper lots there, but much appreciate those that we had.

My old Ithacas that were made near me (Ithaca N.Y.) are great guns.Havent held any of the new ones made I think in Ohio.

Good morning. 39° and partly cloudy.

Have a great day everyone.

Me too. amazing how we all differ in our sheds and fur put up. Nice looking everything.....jk

Calling in a pack of wolves is pretty tough to beat for excitement. In my experience it’s more productive than trapping them.

There's some nice cats there!

Good feed, plenty of water and ample space are keys. As mentioned once they hit the 3 week mark pull the feed at night to slow growth and prevent leg splaying. Earlier in the year is better as they don’t do well in the heat. I prefer to give them an outside run for more room and movement.

I use hanging feeders and just lift them at night. Fortunate to have a poultry processor who will dress birds and shrink bag for about $5 per.

If I could only grow one tomato it would be Cherokee Purple. I usually plant 20-40 plants and a dozen of them will be Cherokee Purple. Of those dozen I try to buy plants from diff places and spread the love around b/c some do better than others. Plant them with plenty of spacing so air can move in and around them. I full shovel length between plants in any direction. Keep them dry with air moving around them like that you wont have all the issues to correct. Have good soil with a good starter fertilizer, don't let them sit hot and wet, keep them clean, mulch them, prune them up off the ground and keep the centers of them cleaned up, use concrete wire cages... and you can't hardly beat a cherokee purple.

What a great way to end a trapping season on a successful note with a good collection of marten & some nice colored wolverine !
Bobby it's good to see you back out and about on the trap line , keep up the good work I like others would like to hear you're thoughts on how you feel your season went this year when you get a chance .

Enjoy your day and Stay Safe out there even if you don't want to ha ha

TTT-2

Yeah. Everything's fine.