As PF farm says, I think it's great for average people. I laughed because the market is open 32.5 hours a week and that doesn't account for paperwork, and if you're counting reading financial articles and such than for me it's over 50.

2 coyotes and a fox.

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Well, you started your Christmas off right. Is there still a muzzleloader season open this year you can hunt in?

Can't use snares that small here in Iowa.Because of Deer stops.
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It's hard for me to imagine that.....without salty spray.

In theory when you cam them over and the flat spot is on the spring they should stay without you pressing down on them. This doesn't always hold true on waxed traps. The ones that hook on from the side seem like a good idea if they are sized for the width of the springs. I have the Jiffy ones that slide over the springs and my SC 4 1/2s springs get narrower towards the eye. The loop has to be wide to slip over the end of the spring but then on the narrow part of it the cam can slip off the side of the spring.

Haven’t shaved my skull like Nessie. I would if I had a pretty skull like his, though.

Sure hope Hawaii pulls this off, hate for anything from Cal doing good.

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What you are showing there is a common cyst that beavers will get. No biggie. The other pockets of pus they get are usually instigated by a small puncture wound of some type and bacteria form.

The smell of the castor probably has to do with their diet. Not much you can do about it.

Back in the mountain man era an expedition lead by Pete Skene Ogden ran into a population of beaver on a tributary of the Snake river (Malade river) that was eating poison hemlock roots. All the trappers that ate beaver flesh in the camp got deathly ill.

My bench swager has a bolt which can be adjusted to account for normal wear and tear over time as well as for dialing the correct pressure for ferrules that the Dime Stores sell to the Indians.
You need to be careful not to adjust that bolt too tight or you will break the jaws.