well, I no I'm behind but it sure felt good to be working on getting ready for fall trapping , lots of my traps needed coating so we painted them , sure looks good hopefully it hold up well, Rust- oleum, and primer, and gasoline
before pic,

Sure is a lot of traps...I thing you got me beat on traps...

Looks like you plan on putting out a good long line.
I've been prepping traps all week. A little bit at a time.

I, like a lot of trappers, have more traps than I will every set out in one season, but I did borrow some 330 a few year ago, had all mine out, these pics are only about 1/2 of the user that I own,

You spend more time skinnin than I want to anymore.......jk

Looking good

Roy you probably need a few more traps young man!

PS save me some castor this year

Just curious on your mixture. I’ve used rusteloum and paint thinner as a 50/50 mixture. Please share if you don’t mind. Thanks Eric

1-gallon flat paint, one-gallon rusty primer, 3 gallons of gas, more gas if needs thinning

Good work !

Wow, that's a lot of trap painting. Nice job. Been prepping mine for the season also. Getting closer.

Flat paint? As in outdoor latex or oil.

still a little too hot for me to go to work on my traps here Roy. But I did get up and go squirrel hunting this morning. But to tell the truth, I was more or less doing some fall turkey scouting. Man, I wish I was that far along with my traps.

That's alot of traps.

I don’t think latex and gas would do well together.

By the looks of the trap color I’d say flat black rust oleum in the mix.Way more traps than I’ll ever have a use for.

Nice job

oil paint