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watcha mean
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Trap Shed
12 minutes ago
T. Price has been lowered.
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Trapper Talk
17 minutes ago
Originally Posted by Eyehi
What is the homestead act ! Congrats white that’s pretty cool to be an answer on jeopardy !


You didn’t learn about the Homestead act in school? Pretty big part of American history. Ended in Alaska in 1971 when ANCSA passed. I assume white had his filing in by then?
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Trapping Only
27 minutes ago
Will they hold coyotes? Yes I know the 450 and 550s are the best
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Trapper Talk
42 minutes ago
Wadena
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Looks like a rooster to me! grin
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Ed Mendtz 724-479-9442. He is very interesting to visit with. Don’t be in a hurry to get off the phone with him.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
…. The border is fairly secure

…. The deportations are severely lacking
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by Line Jumper
Someone posted that on here a few years ago, before the AI stuff was so common, I believed it back then but it’s hard to believe anything nowadays.


Amen to that almost to the point that unless you see it with your own eyes of hear something directly from the source can't believe anything
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Wilderness Trapping and Living
1 hour ago
It's a kharza a.k.a. yellow-throated marten, but they're not closely related to true martens (it will most likely be kicked out into a genus of its own, like the fisher). To give you the idea of their size, the little drab thing on the right is a sable, and sable are almost the same as the American marten.


We have them in the Far East but they're mostly tropical. They hunt in packs and deliberately follow and kill sable, just like sable and pine marten target smaller mustelids.

The fur is not impressive, something between mink and short-haired house cat, and they're a protected species anyway.

Someone posted this picture years ago in a big sable trapping thread on an outdoors forum here, but that thread has since been deleted due to greenies' complaints about legholds.

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Trapping Only
1 hour ago
I have hundreds of Basswood boards made to NAFA specs, including Otter in two sizes. Problem is the freight will likely exceed the price of the boards.
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Trapper Talk
1 hour ago
Known steel is 2 railroad rails in area of abandoned line
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
Almost every other country shut down some worse than the U.S. Fauci wasn't advising them.
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
Have a buddy selling 9 ounces of dried beaver castor that was ground into powder. Asking $50. Is he on par? Cheap? Too expensive?
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Trap Shed
2 hours ago
I can drop the price to $12.00 apiece plus flat rate shipping.


Jedi
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Trapper Talk
2 hours ago
Have to agree with corky. I’m 74 and keep telling my young female doctor something going to get me. By the way she a fox. Have health issues at my age t I went trout fishing today with a friend and my grandson We caught 36 between us 3 of us and the friend keep 4 I use to get a colonoscopy every year always told my wife the specialist had a kid or 2 in college. Just do what your doctors say. Check your blood pressure and if you don’t like your doctor get a 2nd opinion. Enjoy life and don’t sweat the small stuff. It is (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) to get old. But we all get to that point
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Trapper Talk
3 hours ago
The small holes are for an adjustable gauge pin for quickly setting the exposure of the shingles. Roofing hatchets like that one, have a longer, more narrow head, than a drywall hatchet.

Keith
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Trapper Talk
3 hours ago
Originally Posted by bowhunter27295
All it takes is one company to come along and outperform them and the stock goes down like a rollercoaster. With data centers under the scrutiny and ire of the general public, I would guess that graph could look like a saw blade with regularity.

Set your own sell price and be strict. Then set a buy price and be strict.

Bears make money, bulls make money, pigs get slaughtered.

That seems wise but im newer at this than any of you
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Trapping Only
4 hours ago
Anyone interested in the studies Boco is talking about, they’re available at jstor.org
Best $28 I spent in a while……lol. Downloaded PDFs of a bunch of cool trapping studies. Don’t forget to cancel in a month as they will keep billing if you don’t.
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Trapping Only
4 hours ago
what is the best dp setters ?
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Trapping Only
4 hours ago
Still a few finishing touches to go. And need to wrap it in 14 gauge 1x1 mesh. And come up with some extended trigger wires.
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Trapper Talk
4 hours ago
Originally Posted by someGuyInKansas
Originally Posted by nightlife

Those gravelys have a lot more power the the DBs but the DBs do have a brush cutter if you can find one and they work quite good for light brush up to about pinkie size or so not as good as a billygoat or DR but they can do an ok job


I don't know how the gravely brush cutter compares the DB brush cutter, but I have one. here's a thread elsewhere with my gravely when I modified it for wide tires. It has the brush cutter on it in those photos. In heavy grass with the brush cutter is when I wish it had more power. It has so much rotating mass it will cut about anything for a second or two (saplings or whatever), but an ongoing load of heavy grass bogs it down.


Believe me it’s worse with the David Bradley’s, the brush cutter on them works on high grass with some weeds ect but clogs really fast if you begin to push it any even in higher grass

It’s sort of like trying to cut knee high grass with a lawnmower, go forward a bit, pull back and repeat
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Trapper Talk
4 hours ago
He is a Mass Murder with Malice Aforethought and he is backed by the leadership of our country. We go out on the highway without a seat belt and we get hammered by some pig cop who is protecting the mass murders and human traffickers. Happy 250th!
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Trapper Talk
4 hours ago
Not all coon or rats are commercial. High fashion would probably be limited to sable, some cats and heavy shearable beaver.
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