Left out at 2:30 PM on the 31st and drove straight through. We bought our licenses at 6:30 AM in Concordia and got camp set up. Without sleep we went right to work on the line. We were able to get some gear on the ground so we will be doing a first partial check tomorrow morning. After being awake and going nonstop for over 36 hours we were ready for sleep.

We are definitely limited to morning work in many areas due to the mud!

Hope to start making catches soon.

Good luck gents. Enjoy the gumbo.

Good luck! Look forward to the catches!!
White roads...ok!
Black roads...oh boy!!

its drier now than it was a few days ago.

good luck

Trip got off to a slow start but things are picking up now. Shane connected on a coyote yesterday and today he picked up two coyotes and a bobcat. I’m still sitting at a goose egg for target catches but I’m having a blast!

Tomorrow we will get to the properties that were previously to muddy .

Thanks for sharing. Hope you rack them up!

Dave

Shane has been catching many coyotes a badger and a bobcat. After a long drought I was able to start making target catches as well. I got a coyote and my largest bobcat.

Get 'em boys. I'm wishing a bunch of bouncing dogs for both of you. First one, then the other. No you got one! No you do! Oh...
we both have one!

Enjoy and be blessed!
Mark

Thanks Mark!

That’s what we are hoping for next. Some doubles!

Coyotes looking good there, Mark! Hope you stack them up, Bud!

When you are staying in the land of big sunsets you am have to capture them!

A couple snaps from our trapping base camp this evening!

Sweeeet picture's good luck on the coyotes an bobcats.

Today we both picked up a coyote and Shane got his second cat. Things are really



coming together!

Hope your luck continues. The sunset pics are great!

wtg guys about how many traps you guys have out

I’m running about 55 sets now. I believe Shane is close that as well. We are running about 120 miles a day on the truck and most places we can get fairly close or drive right to the sets. In a couple locations we have to park and walk a little.

Been following you guys on Facebook that warm weather will slow them down. Hopefully you guys get this front moving in tonight. I’m only an hour north of where you are. Should run good for you. Good luck.

We had a slow day with no target catches. Lots of grinners and stinkers moves in the wind though.

We have a deer gut pile in a draw with bethel entrance trails cabled. When checking this morning we found a freshly killed deer half eaten and partially covered with leaves. We are not sure if coyotes killed the deer and a bobcat claimed it or if there is a big cat around here.

Wow.Great job guys. Congrats on your success and great pictures. Thanks for sharing.