I know one of the big buyers Pappas also buys at FHA. Just based on what I saw last June I could have made a killing buying my grade of cats at the western sales and flipping them in a couple of months at FHA for about 300% profit.

I agree with late 70’s

My fourth kid, Trapper Samuel, was very nearly named Asa Samuel.

https://youtu.be/PXb58im7qDY?si=Lje8bVvzRBS5ZcV3
I', not good at posting pictures or links. Hope it works

We have a few that we use. They are old but not collectors to us. My wife does have a house full of Fiesta though.

Simple, both.
1911 in vehicle and glockenspiel in holster.

Happy Birthday!

Been on it for several years. No side effects I'm aware of.

Here is a new meat eaters podcast on live trapping beaver in northern Utah/Southern Idaho. I think it was a pretty good episode that put a pretty good spin on both fur trapping/nuisance trapping/live trapping. Think they are increasing the amount to $200/live beaver this year.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eeendfY5n18&pp=ygUSUGFyYWNodXRpbmcgYmVhdmVy

This is a lethal set inside a cage so I am hoping for little to no damage. I have added cages at suspected points of egress; down spouts and brick corner pillar(s).

A dozen years ago, we went to Durango for a pack in bow hunt for elk. We arrived early afternoon and werent going to head out until next morning. We decided we would check our bows and there was a fair sized city park close by - we found an unoccupied corner several hundred yards from anyone, set up a block target and maybe got off five shots before a city police, a deputy, and a game warden all swarmed us. They acted like we were shooting children. Took our bows and told us there was no discharge of a weapon within city limits - including bows and bb guns. The police asked me “would you just go to a city park and start shooting your bow where you are from?” I told him the biggest city park in the state a mile from the state capitol has a an archery range free for public use. He said “well this isnt Arkansas”. I was thinking no kidding. The deputy seemed to have a little common sense. I said I worked closely with the sheriff where I was from and it was common for folks to shoot their bows in their yards in our towns. THe deputy asked me if I knew our sheriff personally and I told him yes. He asked would he vouch for me - I knew the sheriffs phone number and called the sheriff without having to look up the number and gave the phone to the deputy. Long story short, they gave us our bows back and told us where we could go shoot our bows about five miles from town.

T4E is super-human. I don't know how he does it all. By himself. I know where he traps, have flown over most of his areas, and just can't get my head around throwing a snowmachine into a 14' skiff and heading up or across or out the inlet or further, get to a beach, toss the machime out, grab buckets of bait, extra gas, and hit the trail. Might check 50 sets, thrn add 20 more.
Then back to the beach, load the machine back in the boat, and do it again. Home after dark, start drying fur, eat, start skinning.
And some of the best fur handling I have ever seen.

I am local but yeah seems like it's a tad bit overpriced.