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Beaver - Anyone use "smear" sets for beaver?
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02/05/07 12:15 AM
02/05/07 12:15 AM
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Just curious and if so do you like a heavy castor based lure or a food/curiosity lure for the set?
Deep in the heart of Appalachia....
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Re: Anyone use "smear" sets for beaver?
[Re: otterman2003]
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02/05/07 04:57 PM
02/05/07 04:57 PM
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who wants to give the best description or photo of a smear set?
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Re: Anyone use "smear" sets for beaver?
[Re: don bishop]
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02/06/07 09:07 PM
02/06/07 09:07 PM
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I don't have control of the tv anymore, got a 4 year old living here, spongebob is his hero and i now know more about spongebob, scooby doo, barney and power rangers than i ever wanted to, lol.
My version of a smear set, is to take your boot and just 'smear' a spot on the bank at water's edge, put a few drops of sac oil on the smear and set a large foothold trap under the water under it. Great set for spooked beaver that won't fool with snares or conibears.
Not my circus, not my clowns.
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