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110/120 coni pans #6727452 01/13/20 01:22 PM 01/13/20 01:22 PM
Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan B Backwoods454 OP trapper
Backwoods454 OP trapper B Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan	Does anyone have experience with expandapan coni pans ? What’s the best ones to use for mink that will fire on thieving weasels also? Thanks

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6727575 01/13/20 03:16 PM 01/13/20 03:16 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 williamsburg ks D danny clifton "Grumpy Old Man"
danny clifton "Grumpy Old Man" D Joined: Dec 2006 williamsburg ks	i put these on 120s for marten trapping. ermine got pelted too after that. marten catch went up also https://www.minntrapprod.com/Barkers-110-BG-Pans/productinfo/CONIPAN110/ Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: danny clifton] #6727621 01/13/20 03:51 PM 01/13/20 03:51 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine Bruce T trapper
Bruce T trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine	Originally Posted by danny clifton i put these on 120s for marten trapping. ermine got pelted too after that. marten catch went up also https://www.minntrapprod.com/Barkers-110-BG-Pans/productinfo/CONIPAN110/ X2 NRA,NTA,MTA,FTA #1 goal=Trap a wolverine

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6727828 01/13/20 07:12 PM 01/13/20 07:12 PM
Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan B Backwoods454 OP trapper
Backwoods454 OP trapper B Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan	Thanks guys. Looks like I’ll do some experimenting and make something

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6727859 01/13/20 07:30 PM 01/13/20 07:30 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine Bruce T trapper
Bruce T trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine	Originally Posted by Backwoods454 Thanks guys. Looks like I’ll do some experimenting and make something You can drill holes thru thin pieces of 4"x4" 1/4" thick pieces of wood and put them on the two trigger wires and bend down. NRA,NTA,MTA,FTA #1 goal=Trap a wolverine

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6727892 01/13/20 07:57 PM 01/13/20 07:57 PM
Joined: Jul 2009 100 Mile House, BC Can bctomcat trapper
bctomcat trapper Joined: Jul 2009 100 Mile House, BC Can	Pans made out of 3/8 plywood or corrugated plastic work great and are easy to install. Just staple the trigger wires to the plywood or slip through slots in the corrugated plastic. In order to function properly a pan trigger must angle up about 20 degrees over the back-trap jaw with the trigger dog pointing to the box entrance. The trigger should be set up so it takes a bit of pressure to fire, no trigger waxing unless you want weasels and squirrels. The only constant in trapping is change so keep learning.

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: bctomcat] #6727940 01/13/20 08:30 PM 01/13/20 08:30 PM
Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan B Backwoods454 OP trapper
Backwoods454 OP trapper B Joined: Oct 2019 Michigan	Thanks for the advice. I’ll try making some and testing them

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6727992 01/13/20 09:02 PM 01/13/20 09:02 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Indiana D Donrob trapper
Donrob trapper D Joined: Jan 2018 Indiana	i made a bunch for myself in mink boxes, I used heavier screen, around a 1/4 inch squares maybe. It worked pretty well. I bent the drivers 90 % at t he end so they don't fly off.

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: bctomcat] #6728051 01/13/20 09:39 PM 01/13/20 09:39 PM
Joined: Dec 2007 40 years Alaska, now Oregon A alaska viking "Made it two years not being censored"
alaska viking "Made it two years not being censored" A Joined: Dec 2007 40 years Alaska, now Oregon	Originally Posted by bctomcat Pans made out of 3/8 plywood or corrugated plastic work great and are easy to install. Just staple the trigger wires to the plywood or slip through slots in the corrugated plastic. In order to function properly a pan trigger must angle up about 20 degrees over the back-trap jaw with the trigger dog pointing to the box entrance. The trigger should be set up so it takes a bit of pressure to fire, no trigger waxing unless you want weasels and squirrels. This. Just doing what I want now.

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: bctomcat] #6728256 01/13/20 11:51 PM 01/13/20 11:51 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 49th State M mad_mike trapper
mad_mike trapper M Joined: Jan 2008 49th State	Originally Posted by bctomcat Pans made out of 3/8 plywood or corrugated plastic work great and are easy to install. Just staple the trigger wires to the plywood or slip through slots in the corrugated plastic. In order to function properly a pan trigger must angle up about 20 degrees over the back-trap jaw with the trigger dog pointing to the box entrance. The trigger should be set up so it takes a bit of pressure to fire, no trigger waxing unless you want weasels and squirrels. X3. This works amazingly well. After trying campaign sign material and 3/8” plywood I settled on the plywood.

Re: 110/120 coni pans [Re: Backwoods454] #6729470 01/15/20 01:21 AM 01/15/20 01:21 AM
Joined: Feb 2019 NE P plainstrapping25 trapper
plainstrapping25 trapper P Joined: Feb 2019 NE	I just ordered barkers coni pan add ons. Pretty simple to do. And I can always switch over to wires for bottom edge sets. Don't know they are as good as expand a pans. But alot cheaper

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