Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Bruce T]
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01/05/25 02:52 PM
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Was told of a taxidermist right in Anchorage that does good work.Going to check him out. I helped out part time at a taxidermist in Anchorage when I first came up from SE. They needed help in their fleshing room, and were having a tough time finding folks without a functional nose. I was working nights running a D-10 on base, so I had free time all day and my nose doesn't work worth a (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman). The place is called Kings, they do good work
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Bruce T]
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01/05/25 06:35 PM
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If I remember right, that crazy wolverine was caught in Montana. And I've seen others from there that were equally as stunning with the white fur and wild throat patch. Of course, Montana is now closed to wolverine take. As martentrapper mentions, find a good taxi. One that has done gulo before. They are very challenging to get right. The eyes and ears are so important, as to how they are positioned, and the eye lids are critical. Very few forms, and sizes, but many different sizes of wolverine.
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: 3 Fingers]
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01/06/25 06:55 AM
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AV makes a good point.Maybe even consider freezing it whole so they can get good measurements ? In Alaska could I tag it whole and frozen if I put a popsicle stick in thru mouth and eye hole?See something about Alaska not tagging frozen skins.
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Dirt]
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01/11/25 06:53 PM
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I have a friend who works at the Anchorage land fill. It is not just non-residents. There is a magical emptying of freezers in the spring. Wonder if it's possible to have a food bank collect what's thrown out , kept frozen and shipped to food banks where it's needed? I know it sounds socialist, I'm sorry, but hate to see anything go to waste.
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Ohio Wolverine]
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01/11/25 06:59 PM
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I have a friend who works at the Anchorage land fill. It is not just non-residents. There is a magical emptying of freezers in the spring. Wonder if it's possible to have a food bank collect what's thrown out , kept frozen and shipped to food banks where it's needed? I know it sounds socialist, I'm sorry, but hate to see anything go to waste. Or even make connections to open another business of salvaged wild game. I know it can't be sold, but to get it some where it can be used costs money. There has to be away to get it done. Maybe one of these organizations that are always asking for money for the poor in third world countries could find a way. LOL Hume am I kidding? IT'S all about the money.
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Bruce T]
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01/11/25 07:59 PM
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Rather than going through Bruce to impose social change, let's try to stay on this thread's topic. Looks like you are going to the right place, Bruce! Don't forget Gusto. In fact, you might want to send that stuff straight to the lodge. Might miss a flight trying to get that stuff through airport security!
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: alaska viking]
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01/11/25 11:01 PM
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Rather than going through Bruce to impose social change, let's try to stay on this thread's topic. Looks like you are going to the right place, Bruce! Don't forget Gusto. In fact, you might want to send that stuff straight to the lodge. Might miss a flight trying to get that stuff through airport security! Gusto is not mandatory in any facet of trapping. Your world is better without, trust me.
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Bruce T]
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01/12/25 01:32 PM
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lodge must be in the low country?
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Trip to Trap a wolverine
[Re: Hankit]
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01/12/25 02:06 PM
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Looks like the lodge is on the river right at the base of the mountains. Looking at the map it’ll be river running. I know what it is like running a spring fed river in interior. In that lower latitude I would think river running would be sketchy but maybe it freezes really good. Hopefully next winter is better than this one has been so far, or he's gonna be stuck at the lodge a lot. I pulled a good portion of my line, the ice has been too hit and miss to travel on, and this warm spell isn't helping
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