I'm little worried I spent $300 and ain't getting nothing.

Because I bought 3 dozen 1.75s and 3 dozen Wolf Fang anchors.

On August 1st, and they said it only takes 1 businesse days to ship. And it didn't ship yet.

Does anybody buy off here or know if the guy that owns the website passed away or something.

I hope not. I also emailed them and I have been ghosted.

No tracking number on your order?

Assuming you ordered on a Thursday. Maybe they got it out on Friday. Weekend is the weekend. It’s only now Tuesday. I’d get more info before you potentially call out someone’s trapping business on a trapping website.

From their website. You should have a tracking number and they’re clear that they TRY to get items out in 1 shipping day.

I’ve questioned several of your posts. Screenshot your tracking number OR PM me the number and I’ll track it for you.

… give it some time buddy…. Hopefully they’re just a little behind right now

NTO - apologies. Reread your post and see that you said it HASN’T shipped yet. I read it as you just haven’t received it yet. Shouldn’t have replied with bias. My fault.

If you’re worried about the $$$, ask your parents to cancel payment if you don’t get a response in the next few days.

It's says it hasn't shipped yet, there is no tracking number.

It's convention season, Lil O. They're likely at a convention. I'd give it a few more days before you get your knickers in a knot.

They are a little slower than the big supply houses.

Got an order in missing traps. Looked like busted box in shipment and thrown in another box by the shipper. They made it right and sent the missing traps.

Give them a call or email. Good people I have ordered for years from them.

I emailed but I will wait, thx

Hopefully they ok. And busy like other post said. Good luck.

Bought from them a few years ago no issues but that was then A lot of businesses may have one pickup day but they should answer their phone

Wolf Creek is a reputable company, as others stated it's convention season. Maybe they are on vacation or maybe life happened. I wouldn't start to worry till a week or so.
Every year I order around eight to ten dozen 1.5's from them to give out during our youth field day here.
They've always treated me well and haven't had any issues with them. I use some of their 1.5's on my line occasionally for raccoon.

I didn't know they had a 1.75, but never looked either. If they are anything like the 1.5's they will serve you well.
Post a pic of them when you get them if you don't mind.

As for the wolf fang, another great product. Did you order a driver for them ? Don't forget about some sort of puller either.

Convention season says it all!! NTA the last weekend of July. Minnesota last weekend. Who knows where this upcoming weekend.

Load, travel, set up, sell, sell, sell, pack up, drive home, reload for next event. Repeat.

Way too early to panic. PATIENCE grasshopper!!!

This. And make sure the driver is heavy duty, or the T-handles' welds will bust open after a few weeks of pounding in cable anchors

And get a puller. And some way to attach the trap to the anchor. I use quick links. If using quick links, tighten them down hard, and check the tightness after any catches

And since you're a broke 13 year old....lol

The T-handles don't matter. Get a pair of Channel Locks to twist the handleless driver out of the ground effortlessly... I've not had T-handles on my pogo driver in decades, lol. If you can't afford a pair of Channel Locks, banging on the driver from all 4 sides with your hammer should loosen it enough to pull it out.

For a puller, get a pickaxe. Plan to spend $30 +/- for one at the hardware store. Hit up every yard sale/estate sale/auction that you can before season to find one for $5 or less.

To attach the trap to the anchor, buy heavy duty swivels. Cheaper than quick links by far, and you won't walk up on a stake with no trap attached as you're likely to if using quick links.

Yes... then pump it up. Once you get it up a ways, take the pointy end of the axe out of the loop and wrap all the cable that's out of the ground tight up against that pointy end again and jack it up again. Keep doing that until it's free.

You can grind a notch in the flat end of the pick ax for pulling stakes as well.

Sorry, I dont get on here much. Not much of an internet guy. Im Glenn Witchey. If you have a problem im the guy to talk to. 330-329-7501.

And yes, we are very backed up at the moment.
Thank You

What made you go with the 1.75? Curious cause you were talking about trying to catch coyotes. The 1.75 would make for a ok fox trap but it is definitely going to need some work if targeting coyotes with them. Not saying there bad traps really nice trap for the price but it’s definitely going to upset you with coyotes.