Those #2 Bridger dogless are the shiznit....after they're 4-coiled...eh?

Bacon at every event catering….

Some nice females brought $14.00. Not so nice females at $4.00.

Old Yeller was the first movie I remember going to the local show house to see. Savage Sam was the sequel.

Have you ever tried to case skin one and put it up on a coyote stretcher. If you want to tan it that way you do not have to turn the hide.

I'm wondering now if the spring is kicking the injector out to far or maybe the set screw is wore down a little?? I'll let you know if I come up with anything.

Two Sears Tips to Trappers by Johnny Muskrat, both in pretty nice shape and both have shipping tags.  They are dated 1933-34 season, this booklet has 4 shipping tags for the Chicago Region and a blank order form.  The other booklet is dated for the 1934-35 season and it has 4 tags for the Philadelphia Region.

$15.00 each postpaid, get both for $25.00 Postpaid. I accept personal checks, money orders and PayPal. Thanks for looking.

I have a few miscellaneous strap parts as shown in the pictures

Price is $25 for everything plus shipping

The new house I can’t read the spring and the pan looks partially readable

I think this is a number 3

Good jaw Post nuts are loose about 4 inches of a chain with a swivel is free.

The black and lamb spraying I think is a 44. I’m not sure but\

Single jaws for a 44 Lincoln lamb under

The basin pan is a number four triumph, I believe

Dog is missing the cross is attached to the base with a bolt

Any questions just ask

Down here, mowing in September-October is sufficient for deer hunting access, but if a killin' frost doesn't hit us till December then there has been a month or two of re-growth on the roads and breaks. And the sage has slowly continued to grow thru winter.....reaching over knee high now.

No controlled fire for several years yet on my place as the entire property (other than the wetlands) is either 5 year old planted slash pine or 1 year old planted loblolly pine.

It's not quail I'm managing for with fresh openings & clean wide roads and breaks, it's these ol'boys that're on my mind....

Thank You for the info. Hopefully Otter will continue to increase in price.

One thing this has done by watching this---younger family members need to keep a close eye on the elderly members.
Tom

As Squash mentioned. Does benefit much more in the spring from mineral supplements than bucks.