Lol


On those I was still practicing fleshing and they all but like 2 add holes bigger than my arm all thru them

If you ship to FHA the pelts need to be stretched and dried.
If you sell to itinerant fur buyer be careful,some will take advantage of an inexperienced trapper.

What? Lol

Coonman hacked Leftlanes account apparently.

How lol??

And who's coonman

The best coon trapper on both sides of the Mississippi. You should definitely PM him.

Sure..

LOL.Never mind that southern gobbldyggok Lefty,go post a couple pics on the kids other thread for him

Ok lol

Sounds like a plan Boco- did they even have cameras back when you were makin a first catch of anything?

No way lefty,we had to scratch pictures on birchbark with a twig.

You practiced on 30 coons? I'm suspicious. Something isn't adding up....

Lefty I'm with you all the way, Boco can't help it he's the slow kid in the neighborhood

Yup and I still suck at it

Go to FHA, click "buyers" and then click "sold catalog". Dressed fur. Probably best to sell dressed locally.

The dressed fur in the FH catalog is goods from various furriers - extra inventory, damaged goods, or goods from dealers that owe FH money. You will note the size of the lots - 50 beaver in a lot and multiple lots. All professional dressed.

I doubt trapper tanned goods would even make it to North Bay. Most likely returned to sender from Cambridge. Or worse yet, placed in a dumpster or burn barrel. Sell your trapper tanned goods locally - flea markets, craft fairs, etc.

I asked if I could send a couple tanned black bear a couple years ago. They said “sure, why not?” As long as it’s got the claws & proper tag…GTG. Never would, but thought about it.