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Re: Wolf trap [Re: Wolfdog91] #7321456 08/04/21 08:46 AM 08/04/21 08:46 AM
Joined: Oct 2011 Posts: 2,865 Idaho B bearcat2 trapper
bearcat2 trapper B Joined: Oct 2011 Posts: 2,865 Idaho	Originally Posted by Wolfdog91 Originally Posted by bearcat2 You can buy the Brawn springs easily, and I suspect that is what is on that trap. I also don't care for the 750esque trigger system. A regular dog on or standard dogless design have a lot less to freeze up. I've seen a guy show that these have a solid bottom to help with freezing down. No doubt it will help with freezing down when set in wet snow or dirt, but it will also catch water coming down from above when it rains or snow melts, making freezing worse then. Nope from what im seeing all this is custom made for him. Dude even bends the jaws on a press after their cnc cut. Actually think the Andy wiesner's pictures. The trap was build by a Montana wolf trapper for his needs and seems everyone who used it loves em but mainly think most if those guys are from there and the surrounding states. The few I've heard from about them, liked them and spoke highly of them. Just from looking at the pictures I spoke about what I didn't like about the trap.

Re: Wolf trap [Re: newhouse114] #7329633 08/13/21 10:29 PM 08/13/21 10:29 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 5,707 49th State M mad_mike trapper
mad_mike trapper M Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 5,707 49th State	For my needs in a wolf trap: #1 a loose jaw. #2 levers or springs stout enough to not be crushed under an animals jaws #3 as close to a 9” jaw spread as possible. Size does matter. #4 a simple dog or pan engagement. Cold hands and time matter. The trap shown doesn’t fill my needs. The Alaskan 9 and Koro does.

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