Good work. Congrats

Trap tag legislation will be voted on in the 26 session. It passed the senate and all comities of the house last year and was listed as unfinished business at the end of last session.

The ITA has been pretty successful in the last few sessions.
Youth license changes
Disabled Veteran Lifetime licenses
Both have Passed,
Trap tags
Beaver Dam regulations
and Fur Buyer licenses
Will come up for vote in the house this year.

Please feel Join the ITA if you have not already and attend Board of director meetings, We always can use Member input and help.

Both

Nice buck. Who cares what he shot it with?

Three Newhouse user traps for sale: trap #1 is an ATC 48 that has had the teeth ground off, and has an incomplete chain (about 18" of kinkless chain), trap and pan are very clean and springs are very strong. trap #2 is an ATC #4 with no chain, trap and pan are very clean and springs are very strong. trap #3 is an O.C. #3 1/2 that has teeth ground off, and has an incomplete chain (about 3' of cut link chain, no ring), trap and pan are rust pitted, but solid and very strong spring. Jaws look to have come off a different trap, but I believe they are 3 1/2 jaws, whoever ground off teeth did a very clean job. PM me your cell # for pics. $150 shipped to you

yep

While skinning foxes with my pelter and skinner from Gulo, I just had to take a moment and remember him.

RIP Sir.

Intramuscular and/or a steroid injection directly into the trauma area will yield the best results. It still requires a few days for the injection to show good results. It much better to use the best equipment and shorten your check times to reduce the stress time.

I am with LT. I wouldn't think one would fare very well doing an oral administration of any meds on a wild predator unless they were sedated.

Sickle bars rejoice

I'd say NO ONE !

He said he'd take the formula's to his grave.

Nice! Any day you get an otter, especially when you can only use cages, is a great day! Wish people would leave stuff alone.

Allan, posted a nod toward Keith Gregerson, which has always been my understanding that Keith never loaded a snare and
as he pointed out, 'lots of fur', over 200 bobcat in a season.
Keith used 7X7 cable, which BTW and IMO will NOT load as well as 1/19

My sister called today and got 20 pounds from the slaughtering house for $5. Tallow processing is underway.