This is all in one box, no splitting up.
30- JC Connor shock springs
34- super stake ends
30- finned super stakes with chain, welded S hook
(chain is about 17”)
Asking $180 plus shipping. Shipped with pirate ship.If interested, message me with a zip code and I can get a shipping cost.
I take PayPal and postal, Venmo, and money order.

Good morning Mole and All

I have almost found myself capable of assault on neighbors who willfully plant female cottonwoods next to our farm! The fluff has a charge that makes it stick to fruit if it gets close.

Something I didn't mention that I just thought lf after reading old243 above. When the roofers were here, they kept plugging in a microwave outside. That receptacle is on the same breaker as these lights. They tripped it probably 2 or 3 days in a row. I thought that was the issue until the "electricians" told me they thought the roofers hit a screw.

I poked around the attic this morning. Couldnt really see too much. I think I could probably feed a new pine down to the first set of cans from above, and then maybe fish it thru to the other set behind the wood paneling.

Cheese puffs, cheese popcorn, banana, fish cat food

If you like it use it.

Not for me, thanks.

We need trappers to show in force!!!!!

I made my own from 3/4"x8" and 3/4"x10". Ripped the 3/4"x10", (actually was only 9-1/4"), pine from our local lumber store. Ran a router around the edges and a quick session with a palm sander. I also free-handed the pattern using the FHA design for the desired taper. I made one wide board 7' long for the jumbo otter we had in southeast Alaska, and that one got the most use.

I like the slap yo moma. spicy, but not over powering.

Well, you NEVER give up. Not until the beaver is caught anyway.

Okay, well here's my question (s) . . .

1) Why are you missing the beaver and where is the trap ?

* Because that should tell you how to trap the beaver.

Beaver do NOT always go straight into a castor mound the way many trappers think they will.
It has been my experience that beaver often climb out down stream and travel over to the mound on land , re-scent it, and THEN leave straight away.
Perhaps that is why you're missing the beaver. . . You're setting the trap as if the beaver is approaching the set straight on . . .and it is NOT.
The trap then should be where the beaver is 'hauling out', not necessarily straight in front of the the castor mound.

Ever consider setting a trap on land by the castor mound ?
Beaver can be trapped using footholds on land, where legal.

Your thoughts ?

Someone has talent. I was gifted this from a member that I gave a chunk of rusty rebar to years ago.
. Much appreciated Phil, Made my day....

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Thanks, Corky! And the same out to all the other Dads!

Moosetrot