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Re: MinnTrapProd Coyote Starter Kit
[Re: kbuck]
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09/29/21 06:02 PM
09/29/21 06:02 PM
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 10,063 Marion Kansas
Yes sir
"Callie's little brother"
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"Callie's little brother"
Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 10,063
Marion Kansas
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Hey folks, I'm looking forward to trying my hand at coyote trapping this winter. The coyote starter kit seems like it would have everything I need to get started, but I wanted to know if y'all had any recommendations for extra gear or thoughts on the starter kit.
Thanks in advance. Buy 2 of the kits. If ur like me u will have lost half of it 3 days into trapping. Or broke something
Last edited by Yes sir; 09/29/21 06:03 PM.
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Re: MinnTrapProd Coyote Starter Kit
[Re: kbuck]
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09/29/21 06:20 PM
09/29/21 06:20 PM
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Joined: Jul 2019
Posts: 122 SW MN
rbsheadache
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Posts: 122
SW MN
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Youtube vids are a great way to learn also. I will the mentor part as well. It will take alot of the learning curve off of it.
Ryan
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Re: MinnTrapProd Coyote Starter Kit
[Re: kbuck]
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09/29/21 10:42 PM
09/29/21 10:42 PM
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Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,820 Frazee, MN
backroadsarcher
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trapper
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,820
Frazee, MN
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Hey folks, I'm looking forward to trying my hand at coyote trapping this winter. The coyote starter kit seems like it would have everything I need to get started, but I wanted to know if y'all had any recommendations for extra gear or thoughts on the starter kit.
Thanks in advance. Check with MTP they have a canine kit put together. (Oh maybe I should read better, that's what you were asking about. You can trust the kit and the people at MTP. Just grow your inventory from there and have fun.)
Last edited by backroadsarcher; 09/30/21 09:43 AM.
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Re: MinnTrapProd Coyote Starter Kit
[Re: kbuck]
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09/30/21 06:53 AM
09/30/21 06:53 AM
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Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 8,313 Firth, Nebraska
jabNE
trapper
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trapper
Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 8,313
Firth, Nebraska
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I looked at the starter kit you mention and heck it looks a lot like my own bucket of stuff! I like the bridger 2s. You will need something substantial to pull those chain stakes at end of season. A long 4' or so heavy crowbar works to help pump it up out of ground a little. Leverage, think leverage, and most hardware stares carry some stout ones thst won't set you back as much as a standard puller on trapping sites.
Money cannot buy you happiness, but it can buy you a trapping license and that's pretty close.
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