Re: Here we go again... Delta trapping 15-16
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11/07/18 03:54 PM
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We had cold weather early and freeze up was nice and clean. Then one night it started snowing and it stayed snowy warm and overcast for about ten days. Then about week to ten days ago it got down to the mid teens and it’s been since. Pretty sure I could easily make it to the camp so I may go and set for Marten and wolf this weekend. I’m seeing lots of fur sign all fall. Lots of rabbit and mice tracks out there too. I got a few caribou in September but lost a couple weeks to being sick. We still have a few meals put away but not as much as usual. We ate the last tongue last night with fried meat. I’m getting a few sets out but no big rush on going full steam just yet.
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Re: Here we go again... Delta trapping 15-16
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11/07/18 03:55 PM
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And the caribou have moved on...
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/09/18 04:07 PM
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One of my favourite sights
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/14/18 11:31 PM
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So happy the kids came to lynx traps today. Amazing how fast a guy with a hyperextended arm can finish a moose when he’s worried about kids getting cold. The town wolves should find the guts pretty quick.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/14/18 11:32 PM
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Who knows how to rotate the pictures?
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/16/18 05:01 AM
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Marten with an undeveloped arm. Skinned picture shows little foot bones and two blunt claws. Poor picture I know but I’m using an iPad.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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Stump is Completely covered with fur and the elbow bends the wrong way
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/16/18 06:26 PM
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Was the moose a bull? I was not sure if yours have dropped their horns yet. I was checking traps Wednesday morning at daylight and came right up on a nice bull still wearing his horns.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/18/18 07:04 AM
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Congrats on the moose Ryan meat in the freezer is a wonderful thing when your kids are along to help ! That's a interesting looking marten it certainly looks healthy even with a boogered up leg. Thanks for sharing with us and stay safe up there ! Allan
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/19/18 03:50 PM
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Was the moose a bull? I was not sure if yours have dropped their horns yet. I was checking traps Wednesday morning at daylight and came right up on a nice bull still wearing his horns. Dry cow. Very chubby one.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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Trail to my camp is made! I spent Saturday and Sunday doing camp work that I would normally do in the fall with my boat. Since I didn’t make it out this year thanks to pneumonia I had to play catch up. Hauled wood, shoveled cabin roofs, banked the log house and tried to fish for bait but the creek seems to be poor for hooking these past two years. I’m happy though and I’ll get my bait this week. Next trip is strictly for setting. Hoping to get at least 60 sets in next weekend. Maybe one of the three wolverine boxes will connect. Hopefully catch the one that chewed half the front wall off my house at goose camp.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/23/18 01:10 AM
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Thanks for the comments guys. Much appreciated. I’m glad to share some of what I do with you.
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Re: Trapping the Mackenzie Delta
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11/26/18 08:02 PM
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Just got home riding as a passenger on my dads skidoo. A busted clutch ruined my weekend of setting but at least I opened a few new trails on Saturday before the clutch exploded and took out half my belly pan. Good promising sign all over my lines. Got the 570 wt for the next couple days and I'll fix my ace before the weekend.
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