No one has mentioned the use of a House Mouse or 2.

Actually, Tom Stalker is in central NY. Shipping might be about the same as from NC.

It would appear you can't fall asleep editing a post by adding pictures and let your computer shut down before you wake up and finish. I'll try this again. My fur shed is the old township one room schoolhouse. It is roughly 15'x24' inside. In most of the pictures it is still in summer shop mode, so their is a lot of extra clutter in it. Since I won't have time to trap until the end of November, I will spend the next few weeks shifting it into fur processing mode. The few tips I have are to make your work tables and stations mobile. Get one of ADC's skinning rigs. Do not build shelving, fit as many strong, adjustable, cheap Menards or Home Depot shelving units you can along the walls. Then, when your plans change, and they will, your storage needs can change right with them. Get a good loud stereo with speakers. I would much rather listen to music when putting up fur than having a tv on. Sounds like you will have a huge head start with the building you will use. Make it your own. A place you can go to and relax 365 days a year.

In Desert Shield/Desert Storm we were combat engineers, the rest of the time we were combat janitors or combat groundskeepers.

USMC47, Quick question, does the Corps still use the (Mechanical Mule) or is that a long gone item? Used to see them when I would be down at Pendleton on business from up at El Toro.

Here is what a trapping shed might look like at my place, just before spring beaver season.