1 acre of tillable ground here here is close to $20,000. In 96 it was $2,500.

Call me Captain Obvious but look how many ppl test those boundries every year.

Excellent tip

Dude sounds like a liar and a cheat

I had to take a picture of a picture to get it loaded..
For some reason it keeps saying my pics were too big


This is the kind of spatula I was cutting the metal from.
It’s a tad stiffer than the metal on a barkers

Still working on getting more coverage towards the dog/trigger area.

I know I can easily buy already made pans,,, but I’m having fun just tinkering.
I like playing with traps

We don't really want that either Keith.

But we also don't want to see that Opioid crisis coming out of ground zero Ohio beneath us as well.

I was unaware that gang violence was not a problem in your country. They must be so terrified of law enforcement that there are never gang shootings and extortion.

I think baking soda will gel used oil, give it a try, if it doesn't work your out practically nothing...

I don't think the dimensions would be that critical...so long as you can fit the bait that you plan to use. The portable pocket can be used much like the "pipe dream" set Mark Zagger talks about. I have had success with that.

I have the following traps for sale: 5 Newhouse 91 long springs. All readable pans a couple spring stamped, one pan does have a hole. $25 each. 5 91 1/2 Newhouse long springs with all readable pans, again couple with stamped springs $30 each. 6 Onieda #14 jumps, all teeth on all traps good. Pans all fairly good $25 each. And lastly a Newhouse 3 1/2 long spring. Pan very readable, spring stamp great! All teeth good, none missing or broken, Original chain and ring. Does have trappers marks on top of jaws and on bottom of base. $100 FIRM. All traps are shipped cheapest way possible at buyers expense. Can send pictures TO YOUR EMAIL, please include that info when inquiring.

Bonnie has done some awesome work for us. Marten Mongolian hat and beaver/otter mittens.

Not at this time.

Price will be near Duke 650's since they are similar in weight ($25 range, each).
600's are still several months away.

Yes IF he can reach the dens. My coil springs were in places the banks were too steep and to put a colony or coni over the den you would be over your headstanding on the bottom. He's not trapping a marsh or small creek.