I’ve been prepping traps all day. I have 12 dz a mix of mb 550’s, sterlings and k9 extremes . 2dz 3N and 4 dz coon cuffs and 5 live traps for raccoon. I know a lot of you have a serious amount of hardware. Post how many you have. If you can’t tell I’m bored lol

I’d like to try the Alfas and also the Duke 650’s.

Too many! But I still use #1 & 1.5 LS with Cast Jaws, #1 Diamond and Triumphs LS in double jaws, Square and RJ Jaw #2 & 3 Montgomery coils from the 1980's, and Square 110,120, 220 and 330 size BG's along side the newer design model LS's ,BG's and the Coils you mentioned. Don't even bring up the DP's (LOL)............................................... the mike

If I set all the traps I have I would never be able to check them all in a 24 HR check. So yep to many but that's ok.

300 to 400

Would take days just to count, hundreds of squirrel live traps, tons of other live traps, 10 dozen or so Duke 650 pro's, 120's, 220's, 280's 330's, more than I care to count. Last year I dyed and waxed most of my land traps and it took 2 days and I was beat. Would take close to that to go thru my water traps, then there is live traps rat traps mouse traps I by in cases of several hundred. Mole and Gopher traps? Wouldn't know where to start.

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More than I will ever set out,84 Sterling MJ 600's,a dozen Jake's,a dozen of each No Bs Extreme's reg and wire lever's,2 dozen Bridger #3 full mod dogless,a dozen MB cast 650's,20 3n's and a dozen MB 550's almost forgot 2 dozen MB 450's closed jaws.A few 330's,280's,MB 160's,other 160's,155's and 120's and few more more odd's and end 1.5 long springs and a few 1.5 coil's.Forgot 3 #5 Bridger Alaskan,3 #5 Bridger dogless,3 Sleepy Creek 4.5's and 2 MB 750 wolf so roughly 260 traps.6 #3 Alpha's MB just remembered them.

About 50 or so.

You sound like you have a well rounded arsenal of coyote traps. If you had to only run one trap for coyotes what trap would you run excluding the obvious choice of the MJ600.

I have 2 dz of the No BS k9 extreme jr with the wire levers I have high hopes of being my go to trap for coyotes. I do love my Mb 550’s. Wish the jaw spread was 6” and the pan was just a little larger but they hammer the coyotes regardless.

Agree I wish MTP had made a MB 600 or 625,hard to beat the NO BS traps line up,the one bad thing with the NO BS they will hold quite a few deer and calves,their lock up is something else.

700 for sure. Not sure how many more are in the loft way in the back.Be a good project to have the youngest grandson crawl back there and see whats there LOL

probably 500

Wife says way to many I say no where near enough add everything up a few over 100

500-600

I actually know this one, as I just finished my prep and processing and got them all organized. I have 35 dozen cat & canine traps, 90% a mix of Bridger #3 dogless & MB 550, the rest a balance of double longsprings, No BS jrs, MB 650's and a couple dozen smaller coils. Plus another 6 dozen mixed sizes of bodygrippers.

No thanks.

Haha, not with the amount of deer that trip my sets, lol!

More than makes sense but every year for the first 10 years I would add a dozen or two. They add up.

For land, mostly (a lot of) MB 550s, a dozen original Alphas and a couple dozen No. 3 DLS. Five or six dozen dog proofs.

Wow, I only have about 25 traps but then I mostly trap just to thin the predator population down to help out our resident deer and turkey population.

About 500. Just did my inventory update.
I don’t set nearly that many, and some are pretty specific in purpose. Like I have a couple totes of 110s some for rats and some for mink. Same with 1.5 coils a couple toes full and I don’t plan to set any of those this season, no water in ponds or creeks around here so not wasting my time trying to find some.
On predator side there is bulk of my traps and I have different models and sizes for different purposes.
I typically run about 75-100 traps a season and will be a Mix of coyote/cat footholds, some DPs, and some 220s.
Jim

15 duke 1 1/2s, 10 DPs, 3 330s, 3 coyote-sized footholds, 6 bridger #5s, and a dozen 160s.