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Trapper Talk
2 minutes ago
And there it is, executive order for 10% global tariff. Ta-Da!
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Trapper Talk
5 minutes ago
Would not want it any other way!!!! It would take me days to skin what he does in one evening.......jk
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Kids Forum
5 minutes ago
been busy so I haven't been able to trap lately. Sorry I haven't been on the forum.
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Trapper Talk
8 minutes ago
Really helpful for our USA small businesses that have to compete with the huge firms that could use tariffs to garner even more market share.

Bryce
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Trapper Talk
14 minutes ago
Long time ago was lying down on an old bridge abutment where the bridge it self was removed. Watched a rat chase a mink. Probably 1957 or 58. That place was like watching my special private TV, all sort of critter went by. Back then very few coon........jk
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Trapper Talk
15 minutes ago
Beaver trapping is easy and fun, until you're getting paid to remove the last one or two that the owner and 3 other trappers have targeted. A lot of small time trappers in the area only know one set, so even the smart ones get pinched quick.......... usually.....lol
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Trapper Talk
30 minutes ago
Hedge post', when planted while still wet/green will frequently sprout and take root, many a fence line windrow came about this way.
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Trapper Talk
38 minutes ago
Originally Posted by Vinke
Seppuku…..

LOL, That's not a dying art, it's the art of dying! Can only be done correctly once.
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Trapper Talk
40 minutes ago
Great find swamp. Neat design.
Last week while out calling I found a scraper that had been worn to a crescent shape on the business side. Great shape that fills the palm. Still flaked in the crescent. I figure they held whatever green hide over maybe a buffalo leg bone or solid branch. Seems it would work well that way. My friend there thought it also good for scraping and straightening arrows maybe.
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Trapping Only
53 minutes ago
Yeah I think he does- but he left casually. I certainly have other cams and other photos of bolting critters.
Just shy of 100 coyote photos (3 shot bursts) passing that rock from 1/20 to 2/14 50% of those are pairs - not unusual for mating season I assume- at least one group of three.
0.9 of a mile from my front door and no time to ethically run traps this year - I am hating it.
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Trapper Talk
56 minutes ago
Many memories in this thread! Remembering is so soothing to my soul.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
All "PBR" here....Pure blood redneck.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by Law Dog
My wife could of quadrupled her investment but fails to come up with a plan of when to sell it dives me crazy.


Same here.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Well looks like my little syrup project. Is now under what sports fans call weather delay.

I knew I was way early, just couldn't help myself. Didn't run much last couple days anyway.

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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
If you want to see an awesome video on Jim Comstock and the history of his cage traps, search Trapped in a cage on YouTube. Best watch I have seen in a long time. Trappers SNORR is the YouTube page. It's an hour and five minutes of great content. Enjoy! Very interesting tidbit of information on Johnny Thorpe at the end of it as well.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by GREENCOUNTYPETE
Originally Posted by Law Dog
Cut myself skinning often I just wrap it in a piece of paper towel and put a latex glove over it and keep working not much a guy can do about it really. The worse scars I have are from clearing brush catching a fresh caught trimmed limb when pitching a branch on a pile.


I had a decent scar on my wrist for several years from changing the door handle on a 2004 GMC 1500 , reaching up on there to get a nut undone , came back out bleeding all over the place. there was a sharp spot in the door

I should have done the paper towel in the glove I though I had it stopped right before I gloved up to finish


We probably have matching scars. Window regulators and lock latches were the worst.

Heated seat elements were bad too. Cadillac used stamped metal pans for the seats, I've cleaned more blood out of Caddy upholstery than I care to admit too.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
yep, i do remember all of them. thanks for the pics
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Lure and Bait Formulator's forum
1 hour ago
No alcohol necessary. Short term easiest bvr lure is to tear a small piece of castor off and put it on the mound. Next easiest is to turn castors inside-out, put in pint jar. Add some water at the stream you are at, shake it a few times and pour out on mound. Will catch at least 90% of beaver that come by. It does not need to be difficult.

I like a liquid beaver lure, so let it soak in everclear and glycerin. Strain off liquids to squirt.
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Trapping Only
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by Crappiekiller
BC I don’t think 220’s are legal in MO yet. It was up for discussion but not sure it passed.

We will see.

AI Overview
Based on proposed regulations from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), the use of Conibear (body-gripping) traps up to 7 inches—which includes 220 traps—in dryland sets on private property is expected to be legalized for the 2026-2027 season.
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Here are the key details regarding this change:
Approval Status: The Missouri Conservation Commission gave initial approval to this change in May 2025, with final implementation expected to take effect on April 1, 2026.
Conditions: The new rule allows these traps to be used on private land, but they cannot be set in paths commonly used by people or domestic animals, and they cannot be set along public roadways.
Context: This change is part of a broader expansion of furbearer trapping and hunting opportunities, which also includes allowing the use of snares on dry land on private property.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by Nessmuck
Originally Posted by ~ADC~
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Whatever floats your boat I guess. Must be a good figure skater.


Bet there is no man in her life...................................







Yeah thats ajust a piercing, done a few for friends
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by Leftlane
I won't eat there and haven't since they lied about domestic beef production back in the 90s.

That was the Hamburgler's fault. Ron should have fired him.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Back when fur was worth something I never passed up a road killed coon, fox, mink, but today I would have to be really hungry to pick up a road killed skunk and put it up no matter how valuable it is and I like the faint distant smell of a skunk. I have a lot of respect for those that can do it.
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
Originally Posted by Killbuck
Check Wolfies garage.

Just stared cleaning it out so might actually find something int there lol
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Trap Shed
2 hours ago
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