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Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8234355 10/12/24 08:52 AM 10/12/24 08:52 AM
Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania H Hern OP trapper
Hern OP trapper H Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania	Cool pics Larry! Partner and I had good Fisher results with Log Cubbies (since I started this post a few years ago). A student tagged out pass 2 seasons using Log Cubbies-

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: ~ADC~] #8234364 10/12/24 09:10 AM 10/12/24 09:10 AM
Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania H Hern OP trapper
Hern OP trapper H Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania	Originally Posted by ~ADC~ I love burning hollow logs on the bonfire, stand them up in the middle and watch them turn into rocket stoves, lol. Now, you're trying to deprive me of that simple joy in life Hern. lol lol we enjoy them too. I save enough hollow logs for family campfires. Here, hold my Beer...

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8234556 10/12/24 03:09 PM 10/12/24 03:09 PM
Joined: Nov 2023 West central Missouri R Raghorn67 trapper
Raghorn67 trapper R Joined: Nov 2023 West central Missouri	Definitely going to have to try a log cubby this season. Already have a few in mind

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8235170 10/13/24 01:25 PM 10/13/24 01:25 PM
Joined: Feb 2022 Warren County, PA CountryCletus trapper
CountryCletus trapper Joined: Feb 2022 Warren County, PA	I had this fella tell me about these log cubbies, but he hasn't taken me on any trapping adventures to show me them in use.... jk I used two a few years back and left them in place to use in future years but haven't returned

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8235634 10/14/24 06:44 AM 10/14/24 06:44 AM
Joined: Jun 2022 Manitoba Shakeyjake trapper
Shakeyjake trapper Joined: Jun 2022 Manitoba	Here’s a big one. A 330 in front of this hole catches all kinds of stuff. It’s big enough to hang a beaver inside. Wind Blew, crap flew, out came the line crew

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8235905 10/14/24 12:47 PM 10/14/24 12:47 PM
Joined: Aug 2011 Peoria County Illinois Larry Baer trapper
Larry Baer trapper Joined: Aug 2011 Peoria County Illinois	Nice pictures. Those fisher look beautiful. We don't have those in Illinois. Just passin through

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8239173 10/18/24 06:07 AM 10/18/24 06:07 AM
Joined: Dec 2009 The Hill Country of Texas Leftlane "HOSS"
Leftlane "HOSS" Joined: Dec 2009 The Hill Country of Texas	Hern those things look good (and heavy). For cats an strickly cats- you dont need to work that hard. Back in the 90s I burned wood and cut enough to sell for gas or beer money. I partnered on a trap line along Gypsum Creek where Rob Webster had permission to hunt / trap the place and I was just cutting wood. When crops were out and it was dry or frozen I could drive the edge of a terraced field and cut up standing dead or seasoned downed limbs. I left a smallish pile of uglies I never came back for and a couple bigger trunks at the bottom accidentally formed up a cubby. Long and the short of it, we caught 7 cats out of the front (facing the row crop stubble) of that little hole the firewood formed and I don't know how many coon on the back side facing the creek. If you cut wood you can give a little to the cause b/c the fur sells way better than the odds n ends. Works like a charm. ï¿½Whatï¿½s good for me may not be good for the weak minded.ï¿½ Captain Gus McCrae- Texas Rangers

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Hern] #8239176 10/18/24 06:10 AM 10/18/24 06:10 AM
Joined: Dec 2009 The Hill Country of Texas Leftlane "HOSS"
Leftlane "HOSS" Joined: Dec 2009 The Hill Country of Texas	We accidentally figured out a cubby open (and guarded) on both ends has a much lower rate of refusal (not that coons or cats are wary LOL but a see thru will slay em all.) ï¿½Whatï¿½s good for me may not be good for the weak minded.ï¿½ Captain Gus McCrae- Texas Rangers

Re: Log Cubby? [Re: Leftlane] #8239181 10/18/24 06:25 AM 10/18/24 06:25 AM
Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania H Hern OP trapper
Hern OP trapper H Joined: Dec 2006 Pennsylvania	Originally Posted by Leftlane Hern those things look good (and heavy). I was just cutting wood... cut up standing dead or seasoned downed limbs. I left a smallish pile of ugliest I never came back for and a couple bigger trunks at the bottom accidentally formed up a cubby. That's cool. I have made many, many rock or brush pile cubbies (over the years). I can relate to what you are saying. If anyone is still following this post... No matter what cubby I'm using (hollow log, rocks or brush) it is backed up with 1 or 2 dirtholes nearby. Just saying...

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