Lot of great pics on here, too many to comment on each one so I'm just going to flock shoot. Good job everyone and a huge congrats to all your success and great memories!!


This pic is from the early 70s .That's me on the left catching the trapping bug after watching my older brother having so much fun catching those rats.

Daughter caught her first yote this season. GREAT DAY!

A little mix of pictures . The cat was called in and for once I had a tag in my pocket, 30 pound female. The pic of the ranch fox is how I use to waste my money years ago !

Heres a few of my better pictures. Nice photos everyone!

That’s impressive

My first fox - 1962

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Great pics.

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Nice pics everyone! Here’s a few of my favorite from this year

My wife and kids checked a few traps with me

My first coyote of the season

Dads first coyote of the season

Our first cat of the season, a big tom!

My daughter carrying her first dead critter



I love the looks of a catch circle in the snow

My first fox(that’s dad in the pic it’s Christmas morning so him and mom ran traps so I could see what Santa brought the kids!)

Dads first fox

First coyote and first bobcat a day apart!

With my 2 weeks off we had a little time to make a few sets. My boys were beyond excited, and not gonna lie, I was pretty happy I remembered what to do! Like riding a bike!

All I can say is wow you guys rock on the trap lines. So
many great pics I don't even know what to say!!


This one is from the 80tys, the beer sign says man can not live by bread alone. Lol

Here are a few pictures from my boys and I. We had traps down for 3 weeks and never had more than 12 traps set at once. 18 beavers, 4 otters and 8 rats, all directly across the road from our driveway. They are hooked and it was pretty satisfying experience for Dad, it's been 15yrs since I set a trap, pretty happy to see I can still do it!

A few more

Nice haul,kids look pumped.You teaching them to skin too?

Thanks Boco, they loved it! We didn't get into skinning. I was caught off guard with the whole virus thing, all my skinning stuff was buried in the back of my garage. There is a local guy buying on the carcass. We will be ready for the fall, I want them to be able put up their own fur. I believe it is a huge sense of pride and accomplishment to do it from start to finish. It is very difficult to do the whole thing working a very full time job, but I want them to learn it and do it themselves.