For those that have used them...???

I haven't heard one bad thing about them. Thinking about trying a few myself. I'll be waiting for responses, as well.

I ordered some on march 2 but haven't seen them yet

Only hav one and been arnd anthr with one. We caught one beaver and it worked flawlessly. The whole line of ko traps hav impressed me. The John deer tough coating has a lot of merit in today's fast pase world

yea ours took lil longer to get than expected. Hardly nothing thu.

Con would be price, cuz they are spendy.

Pro would be they are made by Kendall, and they are beastly traps. Message varmintshooter on here, he has some and is happy with them.

Doug66 also uses them and has posted that he is going to sell his MB750s and switch completely to them.

I HAD a dozen of them . Con would be price . Pro would be well built and powder coated. #3 Bridger Dogless is ABOUT the same trap for several dollars less. Bridger just aint built as well

Just got a dozen in.....they are tanks and I too have been using 750's for years. I will be buying more...the only con I have is setting them....anyone know of setters that would work on them??

I read that MB750 setters worked on them.



No?

How about bedding? For me, the CDR will be tough to beat since I can flip the pan up and stand on it to help bed. I’ve become so used to that feature I’m not sure what I would do without it! Been so long since I dug out a 750 that I honestly can’t remember if they do that or not. After my first 6 CDRs I never looked back, and I have enough now that the 5’s and 750’s sit in reserve for potential emergencies involving mass beaver insurrection or rebellion.

There's over 1" difference in jawspread too. Maybe you were thinking of his coyote traps...

Doug66 likes em that's gold to me!

Yes, on the k9 extreme (onehandsetters by Dave Sheldon )

Kendall makes setters also.

Just saw this post this morning. Just now checking traps on some county work today. A little pan tension and they are all buried like this.

Just saw this post this morning. Just now checking traps on some county work today. A little pan tension and they are all buried like this.

And another one

I love those front foot/shoulder catches. Trap placement, placement, placement!!!!


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The Bridger is not a beaver trap, IMO.

I handled one of his beaver traps down at Manchester, and set in on my knee. I rate it, without having used one yet, as stronger than the MB 750, and easier to set than the CDR 7.5 . They are all good traps. Kendall's is the heaviest, if you need the weight. I would use them .

The pro...that I can see is that you can set it over your knee. It's a little harder with the CDR. I have 50 CDRs and I sure like them .

my one hand setters for the bridger # 3 work on the k-9 extremes

Mine won't work on the extremes, have tried.

I tried my setters on them this morning. Did not fit. If they would hsve, I would have bought at least a couple trsps. Mine are the basic setters made with roundstock. Other models’ setters May very well fit.