I believe you could ask Mike Mazur he is also a member here and I might have my wires crossed with Leggets but I know the went there and bought from one of them

What kind of area did you have to cover to catch that number of reds? Heck of a job.

That's what happens when you become a legend doing what few if any before you have done.

What year r the other 2 pics?

I remember seeing that picture in Pennsylvania Outdoor News, Pennsylvania Gane News and at least one, probably two, national outdoor magazines.

Plus it’s been all over the internet.

Face it man, your famous!

Im just a concrete guy,Paul.I put my pants on one leg at a time, like everybody else.

There really arent words to describe the effort it takes to put something together like that......

Would of been an earlier year with the White Birch trees in the picture, not sure how earlier.
The longer hair picture would of been 1982,or 83.Beeings it was a 1982 Datsun pickup,I bought brand spanking new.

Also infamous,beings it pops up on Facebook from time to time, and has caused PA State Police services to investigate out of state crimes (threats).lol

I am proud to say I was one of the 20 or so people that showed up to help set it up for the picture. I went there with CoonDuke. Phil had his wife serve us lunch so it was well worth it.

Found another one:

Yeah, I’ve seen it come up on Facebook and read some of the comments. There are some real whack jobs out there and your pic really seems to bring out the worst of them.

The man lives by Judges 15, verse 4

those are some impressive fox catches, sir, and my how your little red barn has grown to accommodate the production levels!
very cool, and a lot of work went into those seasons, for sure.

Jim

Phil for Governor.

I shared this picture with potential-trapper family members and they found it fascinating. Thanks.

I remember Ray Milligan put up a pretty impressive "barn shot" back maybe 40 yrs. or so ago that he used in his lure ads... I think his were coyotes mostly.

Thankfully no one commented that "He must have a lot of foxes in his area" as if they woulda jumped in Phil's Datsun for a nice ride.
Phil is just a perfect example of having a plan and working it! Incredible trapping Mr. Brown.

If he lived in wolf country and wolves were legal, do you have any idea the camera lens needed to get a photo of those pelts?

When he does cement work folks.... it gets done. Period.

Mark

where's the kale?

I am glad that big numbers fox trappers still live on the East Coast.

Can't wait to see the honey bee pictures once he get's that established!