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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/15/14 11:22 AM
07/15/14 11:22 AM
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tchunter
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i need a how too on putting together the three ring hoop trap, i bought one yesterday and dont see how it goes together
PM Me if anyone knows how and show or send me something to see how it goes
thanks
live , love , hunt and fish , and get them guns out to the range !!!
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
#4558451
07/15/14 11:27 AM
07/15/14 11:27 AM
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tchunter
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pasadena thanks for the input ill tread lightly lol
you have anything on how to put these hoop traps together
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/16/14 12:03 AM
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thats pretty pricey for a hoop net. mine were $30. i set private ponds but i understand you can set rivers and creeks. i dont think a turtles out of a river would be very good to eat though. at least not here.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/16/14 03:36 AM
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tchunter
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Really wow that bits for me and that was for one not even assembled and only 3 ring. :-(
live , love , hunt and fish , and get them guns out to the range !!!
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
#4559384
07/16/14 04:03 AM
07/16/14 04:03 AM
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bad karma
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thats pretty pricey for a hoop net. mine were $30. I'm calling bull. Maybe 25 years ago. The material in a quality hoop net is now that much.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/16/14 06:56 AM
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Pasadena
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thats pretty pricey for a hoop net. mine were $30. Care to divulge where you bought these $30 nets?
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
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07/17/14 12:26 AM
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thats pretty pricey for a hoop net. mine were $30. I'm calling bull. Maybe 25 years ago. The material in a quality hoop net is now that much. call all you want friend. and you ll still be wrong. my nets come from (j)in iowa who is a turtle farmer and a member of here. Lt bought them as did forrest london who used to trap turtles commercially. (he no longer does it and has sold his nets.) these are the same ones he uses to make a living trapping turtles in iowa. i bet you any amount of money people on here know him and i ll bet newt knows who he is too as hes a buyer like newt. ive used these two years( when they were bought and yes at $30. each) and other than needing dipped at the end of the season they are holding up very well. now newt suggest these are made in china and i do believe he is correct. that said have the traps we use to catch fur bearing animals are made in china or some similar country. so whats your point? they still work. i can make my money in one night using them. two twenty pounders even at a dollar a pound and im ahead. save the gas it took to get there. set a dozen nets and have a keeper or two in all and you quickly see things add up. my best day was 36. today i had 19 with 6 in one net. all keepers. i am not against american made products. i dont. beaverfoot who is a member on here makes and sells nets. i believe they are much higher though.regardless i will post some pics this weekend. too busy now catching turtles.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/17/14 07:03 AM
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Newt
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As Morgan said. You cant buy the materails to build a Turtle fyke like I sell .I bet Beaver foot will also agree.
Maybe that is why the Iowa guy no longer sells them.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/17/14 12:27 PM
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lol. no i guess not. muskrats are bad on nets too for some reason.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
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07/17/14 12:52 PM
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1200 lbs so far this year for me...
There's more then one way to skin a cat
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
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07/17/14 08:29 PM
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So how do you store them until you take them to the buyer? How do you bring them home? cooler? tub? How long can you keep them before they need to be turned over to the buyer? What's the best way to track down a buyer in N. VA? Thanks for any thoughts.
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
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07/19/14 03:07 AM
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So how do you store them until you take them to the buyer? How do you bring them home? cooler? tub? How long can you keep them before they need to be turned over to the buyer? What's the best way to track down a buyer in N. VA? Thanks for any thoughts. 250 gallon plastic tanks with a valve at the bottom which allows you to change water easily. plastic woven fur buyer bags/2 per bag and twisted down tight with a zip tie. plastic drums if you re not catching much. turn over at 1000 to 3000 lbs depending on how far it is to your buyer. are you driving to him or he driving to you. a lot to consider. if you re not someone who can deliver that time of numbers then perhaps another market may be available. ask the buyer for the best answer and what they want.
never make someone a priority when they make you an option !
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Re: Ohio turtle trappers
[Re: mousie]
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07/21/14 07:53 AM
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I have just a couple of questions. First what do you use to coat your nets at the end of the year with and how do you coat them? Do tyhem get dipped, brushed or sprayed? Also if oily fish work best have anyone had luck coating their fish with salmon oil? This is my first year trapping turtles. I have been getting a lot of 10-12 inchers but no keepers (13in in MI. Any advise to get some big old moss backs in my traps?
Last edited by topknot; 07/21/14 07:54 AM.
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