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Re: MB750 or Bridger #5 Alaskan ? [Re: SE.Current] #7809338 02/28/23 11:38 AM 02/28/23 11:38 AM
Joined: Apr 2007 fairbanks,ak. isnarewolves trapper
isnarewolves trapper Joined: Apr 2007 fairbanks,ak.	yes it is, it also has cast jaws. Life is hard. It's even harder if your stupid!

Re: MB750 or Bridger #5 Alaskan ? [Re: alaska viking] #7809353 02/28/23 12:03 PM 02/28/23 12:03 PM
Joined: May 2011 Anchorage, Alaska broncoformudv trapper
broncoformudv trapper Joined: May 2011 Anchorage, Alaska	Originally Posted by alaska viking Whie I love the No BS canine extreme for wolverine, I find their wolf trap a bit pricey. It is simply a modified TS-85 beaver trap. It has the jaw spread, to be sure, but the Bridger Alaskan #5, at 1/2 the price, gets my vote for an affordable wolf trap. The NO BS wolf trap may look like a modified TS-85 beaver trap but is not. It does resemble the same design but everything about it is way heavier duty. Thats like saying the NO BS canine extreme is a modified Bridger #3. Last edited by broncoformudv; 02/28/23 12:03 PM.

Re: MB750 or Bridger #5 Alaskan ? [Re: yukon254] #7809407 02/28/23 01:25 PM 02/28/23 01:25 PM
Joined: Oct 2011 Idaho B bearcat2 trapper
bearcat2 trapper B Joined: Oct 2011 Idaho	The NO BS is a good wolf trap, but the price point is up there out of what I consider "cheap wolf traps", I have some TS 85s I modified I like for wolves a lot. The jaws are the real weak point on the TS-85s and that is totally replaced on the NO BS traps. I am pretty sure the NO BS ones aren't approved in Canada also.

Re: MB750 or Bridger #5 Alaskan ? [Re: yukon254] #7809415 02/28/23 01:34 PM 02/28/23 01:34 PM
Joined: Feb 2014 NWT Ryan McLeod trapper
Ryan McLeod trapper Joined: Feb 2014 NWT	I have some of both traps set and I get to check them all this afternoon. If a wolf is caught in either design ill be very happy. If you take care of the land the land will take care of you

Re: MB750 or Bridger #5 Alaskan ? [Re: bearcat2] #7809418 02/28/23 01:40 PM 02/28/23 01:40 PM
Joined: Dec 2008 Yukon Y yukon254 OP trapper
yukon254 OP trapper Y Joined: Dec 2008 Yukon	Originally Posted by bearcat2 The NO BS is a good wolf trap, but the price point is up there out of what I consider "cheap wolf traps", I have some TS 85s I modified I like for wolves a lot. The jaws are the real weak point on the TS-85s and that is totally replaced on the NO BS traps. I am pretty sure the NO BS ones aren't approved in Canada also. Yes the No BS wolf traps are approved here. They appeared on the list this year. do unto others as you would have them do unto you www.grizzlycreeklodge.com

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