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Trapper Talk
3 minutes ago
It makes more financial sense to just pay someone to clear your driveway the two or so times a year it needs done.

Keith
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Trapper Talk
4 minutes ago
If you have a chop saw open up the fang slot on the drive a little.
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Trapper Talk
7 minutes ago
Originally Posted by Yes sir
Bucks come and go. Some stay in one somewhat small home range, some have big home ranges, some seasonally change their home range. Biggest shift I see around here in mature bucks home range is middle to end of November. Habitat and food change as vegetation changes, hunting pressure (both direct and general seasonal), breeding season pressures and just learned behaviors can effect movement. Probably other influences we dont know about. And every buck is an individual too. Run cameras year around over a big enough area and network with neighbors over several years and you learn a lot. I think the so called "nocturnal" bucks really has to do more with being too far from their day time Habitat and them not getting to ur stand or camera until dark than them not moving at all during daylight. Big bucks learn where safe areas are and where danger is during daylight. Sometimes by direct experience from hunting pressures and just previously learn seasonal experiences.

This^^^^

Yep!
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Trapper Talk
8 minutes ago
Not sure why you’re setting the standards so high in your situation. I understand the need for independence but is it a realistic approach to the problem at hand? I’d look into the basic services that are available then expand from there if that ever arises.

Just my thought on the subject so take it for what it’s worth it just seems like a more reachable goal.
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Trapper Talk
11 minutes ago
Begara rifle

Doesn't like anything under the 60gr. considering trying something in the 64ish gr bullet. I get a target speed to work up to using the Berger stabilizer software. Its been spot on for the last 15-20 rifles I worked with.

Begara has a spec of 55inch pounds for the action screws. They were both right there. I bumped them up to 58 inch pounds and just shot. Identical results
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Trapper Talk
18 minutes ago
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Trapper Talk
21 minutes ago
Prayers sent!! I hope your recovery goes well!!!
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Trapper Talk
24 minutes ago
If you don’t pay what is “owed” then just take it will be the mentality heck doing the same already and it’s justified so nothing will be done about it. Violation of the law is not a problem anymore politicians pick and choose what laws the will follow now the rule of law is used as a tool now not a standard.
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Trapper Talk
28 minutes ago
thanks for all the input folks
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Trapper Talk
28 minutes ago
I see a bellyache in your future! Remember your limit!
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Trapper Talk
31 minutes ago
That IS a great photo!!. What exactly is she using to string them all up?
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Trapper Talk
46 minutes ago
Happy Birthday Russ
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Trapper Talk
48 minutes ago
Passed a Bronco convertible being trailered down the Interstate. Badging said 302 engine.
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Wilderness Trapping and Living
54 minutes ago
Sounds like you can rescue yourself? You will need to keep hydrated, energy snacks, a small pair of snowshoes, have to be in reasonable shape. Even at 2 miles an hour 20 miles is only a ten hour walk. Remember, keep hydrated you don’t want to end the walk vomiting and disoriented. That kind of sucks.
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Trapper Talk
57 minutes ago
I like Hatteras style. Just 4 ingredients: chopped clams, water, onion, and potato. No salt needed but generous black pepper. A little fatback grease in the bottom of the pot is good to me.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
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Looks like they have one skunk so far today.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
100 million dollars value----boy that is more than skunks bring.....jk
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Wonderful Wife and I have been talking about making our own. Never done it before but watched a video where they use the Hires concentrate and used dry ice for carbonation.

Is the dry ice carbonation necessary? The reason I ask is that after her cancer surgery and tongue rebuild she has a hard time with carbonated drinks. The only beer she can drink is a tap dark beer from a local brewery when it is a little "flat". If we could make our own root beer so it is non-carbonated it would be great for her.

Any help with our root beer project would be appreciated!

Thanks!

Moosetrot
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Kids Forum
1 hour ago
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Caught a bunch of perch yesterday, only have pics of the biggest one ^^^
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
You gotta be fingerprinted for those things? Good Lord.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
those mink ranchers need some ill tempered guard dogs
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Kids Forum
2 hours ago
Cool
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
I use 1/4” quick links at wolf and wolverine sets with zero issues. As others have mentioned tighten them with a wrench or pliers. Wouldn’t trust them only finger tight.
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Trapping Only
2 hours ago
So, do you take the pan off when you want to treat/wax the trap? I know some cat guys in the SW don’t wax their traps.
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
Yep cutting them up don't take long. We have cut our own up since I was a kid and now passing it on to my kids. With them and my wife I would say 1\2 HR to 45 minutes.
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