Our Association is brainstorming on who to invite to be our Keynote speaker at our tenth annual conference. We are also looking to have some specialty guys give presentations over something like skype. I have some people in mind but would like to hear who you guys like? Who do you remember giving a great presentation? Who do you think would be a great speaker?

If you ask me????,,,,,,,i am the best at what i do,,,,.(except type).......

You couldn't afford him, he's a billionaire.

Don't anyone get mad; this is just what popped into my head!

Best stand-up comedy team: Salys and yours truly.

Most intelligent: Justin and Kugler

Best squirrel guy: Ron Jones

Best coyote and raccoon guy: Rob Erickson

Best beaver guy: Jim Comstock

Best otter guy: Vinke

Best Looking: Margie Darling and Vicki Rawe

Best looking you better add Kristen D our new cover girl.

So who is Kristen D?

https://www.facebook.com/Kristen.DiMasso

Guys how do I explain it to him???? Paul aren't you a member of the NTA? Look at the cover of the latest issue or go to the trapper talk forum and look up everybody congradulating her. I know what happened! Mrs Winkelmann hid that copy.

Robb beat me to it.

I can see what you mean. See does have great teeth!

best bat guy Ron Scheller or Eric Arnold

Where's Ron been, he had the best lift in action photos I've ever seen.

Lt gray
Bob Jameson
Clint Locklear

Rob Russell

We have all the good looking trappers here in Ohio

Best Trap Makers - Kirk Dekalb, 330 Trapper and Jim Comstock

Best Pot Stir'er. Mike Flick

I would have to add...

Alan Huot (supplies)

Rick Schadel (exclusions)

Jason Reger (advertising)

Bob Noonan (writer)

Tim Julien (former NWCOA president)

Kevin Clark (critter control)

Mark Dotsen (a all animal control)


This is a great list so far!

Stephen Vantassel (education)

and a whole lot more more !!

Where have you been Red Ryder ?? I thought you must of died or fell off a roof or something . Call me sometime stranger.

I am not going to argue about even one of the selections that you guys have chosen. You certainly know who is who in this business.

Now our company is in the pest control business also so pardon me if I mention that the guy you know as "warrior" as being the best I have ever seen at stinging insects and especially bee control.

You guys also know I'm a "homeboy" and I love the idea that if you can think of a trap, you can usually get somebody to build it. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that Tomahawk made cages for me twenty years ago. Two of those cages have gone into production, a fact I'm very proud of. ( Of course, if they lose their butt on those cages, forget I ever mentioned it )

I also noticed that if you included bait and lure makers, it would be hard to exclude anyone. I can truly say that there is not a single bait or lure that was sent, recommended, or purchased, that did not attract the animal that it was intended for. People will develop a preference, usually for someone they know or is close by, but that has nothing to do with how good an attractant is.

All in all, I would say that this list is shaping up well.

Another wct article....

Paul, excuse me for saying this but please shut up. Next thing you know someone might believe you.

David, now who do you know that would believe me? ( Oh yeah, all the Obama voters. They believe anything )

I looked in the mirror....... And I agree!!!

A man named Turtle.


Sorry couldn't help myself.

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a Billionaire,,,,,,,,
I am a Poor Farm Boy with Good Friends,,,,,,,..........

I was glad someone finally posted Tim Julien. Legislation wise, we'd be in a world of hurt here in Indiana without him.

Also consider Tim Christman, Dirk Shearer, Dixon Herman, Steve Albano (California mole/gopher innovator/trapmaker).

aspiring to be a kept man... classic! lol

as far as all the goodlooking guys being from ohio, hogwash!

You tell 'em Mike! Most good looking guys are from Wisconsin and Minnesota; Our only handicap: We just have no clue how to vote!

P.S. I'm hoping that you semi good looking Ohioans show us how it's done.

Me too.