I have (3). 4 ounce lures of Three rivers mink lure . Yellow label.
75 shipped to your door. New not opened.
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Reduced $115 dz TYD

Reduced to $180 TYD

Lol!!! It looks like someone did some dancing it looks like it rained!!! That wet muddy ground looks good. Dry as a bone here. Thanks for the pictures!

Somebody cut the toes off those boots. That's a shame.

It is metal from a roofing place that makes metal roofing from big rolls. They discard anything under 10'4" and often have bins of end pieces.

I use the Fur Harvesters pattern and will include a picture of it. It is very simple and when I get back home I'll shoot a bunch of pictures of the process. I'm out of town right now. My mom is in the hospital and I need to be here for a bit.

You can make the funnel whatever size you want, for 10 inch use a piece 10x20, for a 12 inch a piece 12x24. I use a 4.5 inch inner circle because it gives a full 4 inch hole for the inner part of the funnel. I attach mine to the cage with small hog rings but you can use wire just as well.

It stymied me at first when I looked at it and realized a 10 inch circle should require 31.4 inches of metal to make the circumference. C=πD. But apparently it doesn't apply to cones. I never took advanced geometry. But it works.

I use my bank card on everything. I go to the bank and tell them when I going and they give me a good rate. I tip with US Funds. Everything else is with a card.

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Interesting!!! There is one on an auction I knew the guy that had it. I was wondering if a person could still get parts for them. I was thinking on trying to get it. [/quote]


I know they dont carry any parts in Oakes. All the old times that worked there are dead or retired. Shortly after i left they moved to Wisconsin and all parts went there. I think it would be tough finding parts.

I've never had a fur buyer turn down or lower the price on raccoon because of what kind of board it was put on. I use adjustable and find them quite adequate. And further, after hearing fur buyers say about raccoon, "Tails don't matter." when someone hands over a raccoon pelt that only had part of a tail on it I made a decision. When I skin one I split the tail out about 3" and when I pull the legs down and get my fingers around the bone and the pelt pull. Where ever the skin stops I cut the tail off. I usually have about 2" of the tail left on pelt. Saves a lot of time messing around with fleshing and pinning out the tail. Never had a complaint from the buyer nor had my price cut.

This is crazy to argue over, go to any well managed deer ranch and one can see for them selves the difference in age and the wealth of antler growth when managed food and water and breeding are available, they all show that food and breeding are the most important thing, these ranches do culling to have the best antler development always for those wishing a giant as well as selling the stock to others for breeding, I don't ever believe its mostly on the female side, females can pass on great health and stamina will give them that !

You can see the result quickly with smaller and younger deer in herds with antlers as large as five or six year old deer !

The sire is mojo electric rodeo the dam is tar screamin ice .1000.00 each for pictures pm your phone number

Way to go.
But I have used the Ts85 and I had more pull outs than with any other so called beaver trap. And I have talked to other beaver trappers, and they said the same thing. But if they work for you go for it.
But for sure it's a win for you guys.