I don’t know how to answer this,,except that GOD calls the shots.
We don’t know the intricacies of every cause and effect,,, he does.
Our minds can’t even begin to minutely comprehend even a fraction of what he does.

That’s a good looking old classic. I have one just like it. Just olive drab, not a nice camo job like yours.

I used mine many years in Alaska. It’s been one a number of moose and caribou hunting trips. Even used it dipnetting salmon a couple times. It’s amazing how much they’ll carry.

My wife has a few of her baits and lures. We've caught some fur on all of it.
She does a good job of representing trappers, so I'm happy to give her some business. I've even got one of her shirts that I wear occasionally.

I've used the Duke # 2s and they worked just fine.

That music was how we could tell who was gay back in the day.

Keep in mind, parts are hard to get for them and have been obsolete for quite some time. If you have the itch for one, go ahead I guess. For the money I would rather have an 870.

I joined several of those Facebook groups. They pay decent money for stuff most people here dump, especially gross stuff.

Keith

Used to help fish 2-3000 feet of large mesh gill net for flounder and red drum in the Pamlico Sound in NC. NC Department of Marine Fisheries has about legislated that season out of existence, because a few sea turtles are caught each year, and a perception that our flounder are overfished. The season is very short and limits are restrictive now.

No shortage of the darn bull nosed ray, however.

I first heard of them when I was a child in 1787.

Too much oil can cause the oil light to come on. If it's overfilled to the point that the crankshaft is churning up the oil it can cause a false reading on the sensor triggering the light.

Just confirmed Christine and my hotel reservation, can't wait to see everyone.

Eighteen (18) Victor 1.75 coil spring traps. All good functional traps with minor difference. Pics and descriptions below.

All traps -
- ATCo, high levers, round jaws, extra/super strong, oval pan
- chain present. May be factory original with extension added on or may be modified

$135.00 for the group ($7.50 each) plus shipping. Shipping will be least expensive way and depend on your zip code.

I will split up the group based on the pictures and pricing below.


Jaws are slightly different, might be #2, pans not readable. Modified chain. One factory offset. One regular jaws. 2 traps. $8.00 each.



1.75 4x4, professional model. “V” stamped on pan. With extra chain added on. 2 traps. $9.00 each



4 coiled, “V” cut in pan, regular jaws. Dyed at one point. Heavy chain. 2 traps. $9.00 each



Factory Offset jaws. Dyed at one point. Extra chain. “V” stamped on pan. Side edges of pan bent downward so they dont catch under the levers. 2 traps. $8.00 each.



Regular jaws, short chain, “V” stamped on pan, ordinary trap rust. 4 traps. $7.50 each


Regular jaws, extra machine chain added on, dyed at one point, “V” stamped on pan. 1 trap. $8.00 each.


Regular jaws, “V” cut in pan, dyed at one point, extra twin loop chain added on. 5 traps. $8.00 each.