AKA yep either by the pound or for recreations....

Carvers really like the non bleached non chewed ones! Newhouse114 may weigh in here...

akassassin next time you come to BET load the plane with them, i know a guy who may pay 5 bucks a pound If they are still brown, and no skull plate attached of course.

Wow we got some good piles all what we shot though, I've only found 2 sheds one year when we had no snow but now we have been pounded got a good snow year. Might be hard to stick some of our racks on the plane even if we cut in half. Long points and kinda wide 40-53" widest in the yard is 67" I might be wrong might be wider. I never knew they were worth anything if I had know. I'd take better care too many loose dogs out here chew some of them up. Them are nice sheds though. It is awesome what we trappers get to see. Never know what's gonna happen when we head out.

Decoy, that system while not my planned permanent hitch has been that way for three years now. It works fine and has not caused me any problems except when unhooking under water it is not quick and easy like a pintle. The sled is great and for the most part I tow it always. It has saved me from going all the way down through holes in the ice and is nice for hauling extra traps etc. This trip was just a short check and joy ride to look for horn so it is pretty empty. Not much for other extras, a duct taped on summit windshield, chunk of plywood to keep all my junk on the dash, and a plywood saw scabbard permanently attached to the rack.

Green box is 440 rd of russian 762x54R made in 84, goes for around $125...Stainless steel box is 762X25 that is made in Poland, 50's, goes for $400...

We have a little eagle problem...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTKJKg7GPYg

Another spot along one of my trails last week,... the zoom shot is the red square in the first picture,...

Caught a weasel today with a couple of arrows in it's feet,....

Cool pics, how far away were the wolves?

Probably at least 1½ miles.... little too far for the .22 mag,....

Man, you got some good trapping areas

Man, way to spot'em! Hope they get into your gear!

Just pull the trigger harder.....!

Lol, that's funny Pete.

WB, we had a weasle this week that had also tangled with a porky a while back. Had a few on the outside, including one through a front paw, that were easy to see. Was amazed at the ones I didn't see until skinning, including one all the way into his guts and healed in, several under the skin in the front legs, and one small quill in his nasal cavity. Those suckers sure are fearless, but pay a price for a try at a meal.

-TJ

Our last wolverine was our first one WITHOUT porky quills.

Here's a wolverine that had a load of quill's in his back and nowhere else.

wow I love to find those things. Coyotes in Montana used to have them a lot.

I found quills under wolf skin twice so they get hungry enough to mess with them sometimes.

Here is the catch of the day.