Got all my 110's, 120's, & 1 1/2 LS ready to go.
Drowning weights near sets where needed

nice. we want pictures.

Have lots of things i would like to post. Can't seem to do it from just a Trac phone
Will tally my seasons catch though

Good luck!! I am going to give it a try also. Never trapped either one, this will be my first time. Have about 50 #110's and chopped some saplings today. Scouted 1 pond and there is sign. Have some old single long springs also for were they will be needed. Good luck. I will try to post some pictures, if I remember to take any. Haha! Any pointers would be appreciated.

Get a book or video of 'the bottom edge set'
It's great on mink & will take some 'rats too

Im going to sit this one out so please post pictures.

Good luck!

We seem to have a decent crop of mink this year, at least on one small area...
I bought some belisle 120’s a few years back and they do a good job with qiuck dispatch as long as trap position is right. The one looks like it dropped in its tracks, the feet were still flat to the ground. Best of luck to everyone and enjoy your time on the line!

Drasselt… you guys have some dark black mink in your area of Alaskan. Here in Iowa anyways brown or a little darker brown. Nothing like the black color you have. Very nice looking mink . Look like the Black Ranch mink
I use to raise. Marty

yah ship me some $$

Pa - good luck tomorrow!
Post some photos.

Drasselt - those mink look extremely well fed!

Good luck to the PA trappers, I hope we get some reports that the muskrat is coming back.

Good luck to anyone not socked in with snow. Im going to get something out at my house but not run any other places seeing how we're expected to get another 9" or more tomorrow night.

So I am a kinda new trapper. 3rd year trapping K9's but this is the first time I ever tried to catch something in the water. I set 6 110's in this pond and caught 3 rats this morning. Should have possibly had 4, one set was set off with nothing in it. This could become addicting!! Hahaha

Nice work Longbeard12!

one of my favorite critters. Just love seeing that wave in the current......jk

First days catch from water and land line.

Jealous. Three of my favorites there. Only ones we have here though are the grays

I used to think that mink where hard to catch Once I learned there habits I began to catch some on a yearly basis . Mink travel along stream banks and bridge walls as tight to the edge as possible By placing your trap with the loose jaw against the bridge wall so that the mink travels over the the levers of the trap Mink are a narrow animal In order for them to fire the trap the pan needs to at a place where their foot will step on the pan .Also do what ever needs to be done so the trap pan does not wobble And have the pan adjusted so it sits level with the jaws not higher .The best teacher of where to set your traps is to get out right after a fresh light snow and see where they are traveling They can get into some very narrow places That is where they fid their food and that is why they travel those places Good Luck .

A very nice mixed bag of fur I enjoyed running a line that might catch several kinds of critters on any given day