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Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: AJE] #6358649
10/27/18 11:11 PM
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Here is 8 beaver in a fur bag in the bike trailer.Bagging 20(who wants to catch that many at once,lol) would not be a problem.I don't want a muddy mess when the time comes for skinning.

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Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: AJE] #6373901
11/14/18 11:44 PM
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If I am catching a lot of coon in over freezing temps I spread them out in the back of the truck .

Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: The Beav] #6375467
11/16/18 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by The Beav
They don't down grade a coyote with a few #4 shot In the head. In fact I get very little bleeding It's not like your shooting them In the guts. And Like I said I'm not chasing a coyote around the catch circle trying to get the death ray on It. LOL

And the ones I catch In foot holds are collared and released and they bring me $99.00 each. I'm not killing them. LOL
And I'm betting the death ray Isn't taking down many coon as fast as blunt force trauma does.


I don’t chase them around the catch circle either. Tap them on the nose with the d handle on my trowel, put the DR on them and they never wake back up. Same with coons. It might take an extra minute and a half as opposed to shooting them, but I save way more time than that in the Fur shed not dealing with blood on the fur, or in the back of my truck.

Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: James Peterson] #6378494
11/21/18 12:32 AM
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Someone above suggested using newspapers for wet muskrats. That tip has been helpful for me this year.

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Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: AJE] #6380717
11/24/18 08:09 AM
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The other day I Ieft a muskrat in the truck overnight and it froze to the cereal box I had it sitting on. Not fun when I went to pick it up and it was stuck to it.

Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: AJE] #6380894
11/24/18 12:34 PM
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Trying to tap a coyote on the nose In 6' CR is time consuming and some times A bit dangerous. LOL

Can you just Imagine Cable Able wrapping up all his rats In news paper LOL


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Re: Hauling furbearers from field (or stream) to home [Re: AJE] #6380922
11/24/18 01:20 PM
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CableAble surely has a more efficient method than others, but he traps more volume than anyone I know.

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