It's a trap !

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A friend got two patents, they are a lot of money but it protected his products, (mostly). One was copied up to the patent part which left the end product lacking in performance.(my opinion) I don't think he could of found someone to build his products to his specs. and price point.

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No clue Danny. I get quite a few by the back foot but I run mostly two sets at each location and one is always a post set. But I’ve got them at dirtholes sets by back foot too. Who knows.
Jim
I just figured they were hiking a back leg up. I run about half my sets as post sets no bait just pee or gland lure.
But I do get a few back leg catches at dirtholes too:so no clue why.

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Son and I saw a few. Didn't freeze. After wife and I played 9 holes in shorts and t-shirts which is probably what I will be wearing out this PM. Not much shooting other than a neighboring farm that historically blasts away. Need to find out what caliber they shoot and set up a roadside vending machine.

Hi guys. Levi's friend again here. I just made my own about on here, user name is ARCHERYFREAK2025

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Went out early, deer hunting
Forgot about that morning greet
Good afternoon , 42 now - 32 at 6 am
Good luck guys , the deer hunters

I trapped southeast Alaska for about 35 years and certainly couldn't count how many marten I caught over the years. 100s, anyway. I have taken them with small longsprings, 110s 120s, and even much larger traps set for wolverine and wolves, not to mention the odd few setting off 280s set for otter.
Early on I started trapping them, and mink, with 110s. I found several marten and large male mink still breathing with those traps, including traps using elevated vertical flowerpot sets with the trap secured to a tree or limb. One was even clinging to the tree bark, taking a breath every 10 seconds or so. I was snowshoeing that line and assumed I had just caught that marten and that it would succumb to the trap shortly, so I continued up the line and would retrieve it on the way back.
About 3 hours later, I arrived back at the set only to find the marten still clinging to the tree and still gasping.
That was it. I ordered several dozen Belisle 120s, retired the 110s, and never looked back.
I also evolved my techniques over the years, rarely using flowerpots, and very few vertical sets, mostly relying on leaning and horizontal poles and boxes, ALWAYS in such a way that keeps the dead marten off the ground.
I also went to about 90% wood pedals for both marten and mink, which reduced refusals to nearly none, and almost always either a neck strike or perfect suitcase.

Great guy!! and a great trapper too.....jk

My 80 year old hands cant set with the small spring eyes plus almost need elephant to set off triggers.
Any advice appreciated.