Darn,..I got cut because of my enthusiastic aspirations,..I feel betrayed!

First 4 letters of my last name and my nickname= Hipp and 2412 was my badge number.

I work on irrigation equipment -- had nothing to do with trapping.

My initials

A longtime nickname, a play on my last name. My brother was Lugnuts.

Named myself after my dog

I have no idea. I truly don't.. when I joined I think I typed yes sir in the wrong space when I was responding to the questions Paul asked me when I joined. Least ways that's the only explanation I can come up with because I thought I'd put SML in...... Actually took me awhile to figure out I was Yes sir

My name and why I trap, not overly concerned what the market is I’m just doing it for the fun.

My original screen name was just yotetrapper and it was a joke. I called myself yotetrapper because I couldn't trap a yote to save my life. Dannyc on here walked me through it day by day until I finally caught one. Between his advice and the advice of many others on here, I've caught many coyotes throughout the years (many for me, who rarely has more than a dozen traps out at once, not many compared to a lot of guys on here).

The 30 came in years later, when I joined tman for the second time... I was 30 then and that was quite a while ago now, lol.

hahahahaha you win!!!

Seems we always had some Yukon Jack at elk camp

Always liked the slogan on the bottle

When I stopped lurking and joined TMan, I was living in an area that has Giant Sage brush.
Some is so tall I could walk through the canopy.
Fantastic snairing to say the least.

My name is Craig. I've earned the nickname ' Cragar ' over the years because I'm such a gearhead and have many years under my belt fixing cars. People have been calling me Cragar for over 25 years.

He's the "big buck serial killer".

Think mine is pretty self explanatory…there’s a lot of trappers on here that I “wanna be” as good as when it comes to catching critters.

I was just trying to use up all the character spaces available.

That was just a test to see if anyone ACTUALLY read what others posted. You passed............

I think I was on the front steps back in late nineties as phantom trapper. Had a good joke about the perfect dimensions of a woman.
Three and a half feet tall with false teethe and a flat head you could put your drink on. That may not muster now.

Always been called bear by friends, I have been tracking wounded bears for my friend at camp in Ontario, and anyone around me that needs help. Love bear hunting and tracking wounded bears. The catch is when I'm tracking I never am armed in any way. Kathy has been told to never blame the bear if it kills me.

Have hunted coyotes since they migrated here in 1984....Trap them alot too.