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|  CDR 750,, any one still use them?
 #8408146 05/23/25 12:34 PM
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foxkidd44
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Guys, how many of you still own and run the CDR 750s?Those have got to be the strongest beaver trap ever created.
 I can’t set those buggars without setters,,, and I can set the mb 750s on my knees without issues.
 I’m always extra careful when using them… a guy could have himself some difficulty getting himself out if he got pinched,, even worse would be having your drowning rig all set up.
 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: MChewk]
 #8408223 05/23/25 03:43 PM
05/23/25 03:43 PM
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warrior
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Great trap...still use them...I love the pre-setting feature with the pans.You can add paws-i-trip pans to others and get that pre-set feature. I got a bunch of duke 4x4 traps that I've done that to. Same pan will fit a bridger #3. I, too, like that set at the truck tuck the loose jaw under the pan feature. |  |  |  
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: MChewk]
 #8408545 05/24/25 04:08 AM
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Scott__aR
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Great trap...still use them...I love the pre-setting feature with the pans.Yup still use them when I can get out trapping beaver.  Presetting them is what I love most about the trap. 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: Scott__aR]
 #8408806 05/24/25 03:51 PM
05/24/25 03:51 PM
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Vinke
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Great trap...still use them...I love the pre-setting feature with the pans.Yup still use them when I can get out trapping beaver.  Presetting them is what I love most about the trap.That is the coolest thing about them. Walk in with a pack full. Mbs you have to wire a stick or something under the pan and suck to latch….. I had a chain reaction in my pack before I learned. New CDR any good? 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: MChewk]
 #8408916 05/24/25 08:04 PM
05/24/25 08:04 PM
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Vinke
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If you are talking the WCS 7.5...NO springs will go out after heavy use...6 mo.sThanks,,,, 
 Ant Man/ Marty 2028
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: foxkidd44]
 #8409587 05/26/25 09:33 AM
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I've always considered the CDR the best beaver foot hold I've ever owned and I'd tried most of them. Hardly ever lose a beaver once any part of its foot is in one. 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: foxkidd44]
 #8409628 05/26/25 12:49 PM
05/26/25 12:49 PM
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MChewk
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Had one this am on a nuisance job in CDRs.....I use a two trap set up on a long well swiveled chain.The beaver had front paw in one trap and a back foot in the other.
 
Last edited by MChewk; 05/26/25 01:49 PM.
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: MChewk]
 #8409644 05/26/25 01:40 PM
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Great trap...still use them...I love the pre-setting feature with the pans.That is a pretty cool feature. I've only have a couple and have been using them a couple years. Main trap for me is still the MB or TS. 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: foxkidd44]
 #8409666 05/26/25 02:52 PM
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Scott__aR
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Has WCS fixed the spring problems on their WCR7.5?  I know people were shimming springs attempting to address the issues. 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: foxkidd44]
 #8409771 05/26/25 07:35 PM
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Yep great trap only 6 of them only want to skin 6 a day 
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|  Re: CDR 750,, any one still use them?
[Re: foxkidd44]
 #8409774 05/26/25 07:35 PM
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Paul Dobbins
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I still have some that I use in places that I'm not worried about theft. These are the ones Carl, Don and Randy made (CDR). That was a lot of years ago and the springs are still strong. Carl gave me a dozen of the prototypes to test.  The prototypes had regular levers rather than the wire ones. Changing to wire was a big improvement. 
 
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