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110 trap id #6279684
07/15/18 07:01 PM
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Has anyone seen 110s like these and know what brand they are? Got a bunch of them last year when I bought some rat stretchers off of a guy. They all have rounded Jaws and they all have a dog but no trigger.

Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279690
07/15/18 07:10 PM
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Big bears maybe!


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Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279691
07/15/18 07:12 PM
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Definatly a big bear


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Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279696
07/15/18 07:26 PM
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First model Big Bear. Made in New Jersey in the late 1970s. Rather a wimpy trap (my opinion). Odd shaped jaws were to get around the conibear design patent.

After a couple of years, they changed to a square jaw trap.

They also made a double spring .220 size trap. Same weird jaws on the early model.


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07/15/18 07:48 PM
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Did they call those Master Killers?


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Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279764
07/15/18 09:17 PM
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looks like a Big Bear.

Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279772
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Otherwise known as junk..


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Re: 110 trap id [Re: PmbnaTrpr] #6279897
07/16/18 12:56 AM
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Yes, they were originally called Master Killers. That was at the start when the company was known as Wilderness Corpration.

At some point, they changed the name to Big Bear Trap Company. At this point they also started making coil spring traps - Baby Bear and Papa Bear traps.


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