X 2 Well said.

Mousie you can also see more about me on www.wolfernation.com I'm on the front page sept 9th talking about the new freedom brand DP trap .

I'll show a few pictures





Not the easiest critter to trap in a live trap but it can be done.

You are the red fox catching in cage king TJP

Sorry Pesky, one of those was a Comstock. ( I still have not set a Comstock for fox but I'm sure the results will be good ) This was the slowest year for fox calls in a decade and only because the customers are getting smart enough to leave them alone.

Thinking we might get a few fox to raise next year just a few not get crazy like the game bird thing just a few to play with maybe silver and red fox . Might get a few mink as well

They were all Advanced Traps.

I apologize Kirk; that first photo in TJP's post looks exactly like one of my Comstocks. ( Including the bent trigger wires )

Ours have a longer throw on the door. A few more rings. Gun clips on seams are closer together. Conibear type trigger-mechanism combination for a firing system. Now are powder coated and have rings on seams as well as gun clips. Different designed frame, and use nuts instead of a bend in the bar for a hinge (for more close tolerance when pressure is put on the side by an animal working the door when caught).

That is a 10x12 trap. Probably a different size combination also.

Kirk's traps at good for Amarillo as well as Fox. I picked up one at the TFHA convention last week. Am planning on using it this winter, but Amarillos got under my dad's house, so it got a preseason workout.

Is an Amarillo kind of a Texas armadillo?