Wow, that's very impressive. Congratulations for sure!

Great haul,hope you got paid well,lots of money there castor and fur.
That is a weeks work there to skin and board that many.

So….did the buyer come and get them….or you had to load a Flat Bed with 3 tons of beaver ?

Congratulations

Awesome guys, a lot of hard work in that pile! I'm sure a catch to remember.

that's a great week, for sure, I've got to ask how much you got $

Only trappers would work that hard and call it fun! Nicely done.

Guess you will re-pac those wheel bearings before next fall if you carried all that weight 150 X 30= just over two tons
Looks like the water levels were down in the lakes you were on.

Thanks for sharing your trips work

We split them up between two half ton trucks and a 14 foot trailer. The frame on my old rusty trapping truck ended up bending on the ride to the buyer haha

Sold them all whole 10 bucks each big ones or little ones it didn’t matter

If I might ask, where in Northern MN were you guys? (County/general area)

Dang man that's a pile o' Plew.

Yes water levels were way down after the dry summer we had it amazed me that some of these beaver were going to winter in the ponds with what little water they had. The low water made it possible to set channels and deep runs with conibears that you normally wouldn’t be able to. The low water really limited the beavers travel routs

I can answer that question.
just north of the Iowa boarder.and south of my 49th

Nice job! Very impressive pile.

Oh man, what an awesome trapping trip..and you got paid!

And no skinning, that would be a lot of work for days at my speed. Great job and thanks for showing us your catch......jk

Way cool!! Thanks for sharing!!

I was thinking 40 pound average…for 3 tons…lol

What a Beautiful pile!