The usual water trapping with a little dry land trapping mixed in.

Oh yeah, if I stay healthy. When ya get older don't wait for prices to come around if you want to trap.

me

About same as last year, maybe a little more.
Jim

I will still trap few coyotes and coon around the farm I work at,
more for damage control.
I'm going to try and target bobcat more this year and
Beaver if I can find any.

I'll be there, coyotes need killing.

Don't matter what the prices are will be out there trying to catch a few things.

decent cat population here. they sell pretty good right now

Slap some beaver around before the snow flies.

Gonna go coon trapping, like always.

"Come on in boys....the water's fine!!!"

90°F and about 75% humidity at 1400 hrs today....

I haven't trapped anything but skunks for two years because of bad knees. I now have two new knees and have retired so I better do a lot more trapping.

We will always be trapping, will trap coyotes till the snow gets to deep.
Always need skunk's, planning on some marten also.

Get some meat in the freezer first (deer).
Than it's game ON

I'm taking a longer term approach since i have very limited time , I trapped last year saved the best coon, coyote and fox and plan to spend trapping season this year working on my home tanning skills. Then trap again next year, rinse and repeat until I have more time or become half way decent at both

I plan on it, if work doesn’t get in the way . I’m going to hit some farms hard for beaver that I didn’t get a chance to go after last year and then the cats in January .

I’ll be trapping beaver & mink but no coyotes.

Hadn’t done much in last couple years. Just picked up some fresh bait and lure for fall. Hoping spending money on new attractant will make me get up and run lines for 2 or 3 weeks this winter. Coyotes mostly, just predator control.

Oh Yeah! Retired for the third time in the last year, lol. Yes, yes, Yes, I am trapping and hunting more.

Coyote numbers are way down but fox have exploded so may go after a few of them this year. Beaver, otter and fisher are on my list as well and may even go after a few weasels too.

Yep!!
God willing