Was overall happy with our fur check, all our fur was green. We had 22 coons, 1 @ $1, 6 @ $10, 8 @ $3, 7 @ $6 for an average of $5.77. Coyotes we had 22, 6 @ $12, 6 @ $30, 8 @ $20, 2 @ $5, for an average of $19.18. Sold 3 beaver at $6, and 1 at $10. Sold 5 muskrats at $2.50. And sold 6 bobcats 1 @ $5(it had been shot and had a big hole) 3 @ $30, and 2 at $20 for an average of $22.50. First time selling to groenwold and we were satisfied

I’m in Moberly with about 30 others waiting on the groeny wagon now.

There you go. Some outdoor fun with a little return cash flow. Do you ever put up any fur...?

We have never put up any fur, I didn’t grow up with anyone that could show me how to trap or put up fur. We bought some supplies last fall and hope to try and start putting up fur next season

Cliff did you get your furs sold?

I'm satisfied. Better than I did at auction last season, without commission too. Our commission fees at the auction can hurt on rats at 50cents per pelt. Cost me over $50 to sell my rats normally. Didn't have many this season, but I think that avenue works better at this point. There is some talk about possibly a change on the commission. We have to vote on it though, so we'll need members to attend our association meetings to get it done. I'll be happy to bring it up for a vote.

Righteouss return on them ‘rats!! Good for you.

You did well.

Michael, nice prices. More impressed with just buying equipment last fall to start trapping, and putting the clamps on 22 coyote. Congrats

I should have rephrased that we bought the equipment for putting up fur last fall, this was our third year trapping predators. Trapped just coons other water critters before that.

Have any pictures of any of those coyotes? You can message me.

What did Fox bring?

Only saw a few at Moberly. Green. I want to say $7, I'm pretty sure I over-heard that being said. It was low. I heard another guy say that.