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Staked/Spiked 110s #8456933
08/19/25 12:08 PM
08/19/25 12:08 PM
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conibearguy Offline OP
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By far my favorite trap. I, however, have only ever purchased them used.

I was hoping to make some of my own. Any suggestions of what works best for you would be appreciated. Parts list. Photos explaining.

Thank you guys!

Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: conibearguy] #8456939
08/19/25 12:25 PM
08/19/25 12:25 PM
Joined: Mar 2007
Midland, MI.
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Far and away the best bottom edge BG setup in my experienced opinion is a “spiked” one as you can see in my attached video. I’ve used this setup for 30 years and IMHO, a proven winner! As a couple of tips because I can’t remember if I mentioned them in the video but use rerod and a 1/4” bolt. Also do not use smooth rod or threaded rod. Once I locate a BE set location I could make the set in 5 seconds, actually timed by the MSU students that accompanied me. When I finished the MSU mink project I tried to buy all of the spiked 110’s that I’d made for the project but the professor refuse saying that he’d make sure any trappers they hired on future projects would be using them. Made him a believer by golly!!
https://youtu.be/1jEOoCZOV0k?si=03ywRrOpcVZzemVJ

A double from the two outside corners of a beaver bank den.
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Last edited by Seldom; 08/19/25 12:43 PM.

"A few want to know WHY, the majority appear to be satisfied just knowing HOW!"
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Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: conibearguy] #8456944
08/19/25 12:35 PM
08/19/25 12:35 PM
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If I have to deal with rock banks, concrete walls, or setting BEs under ice I use “plated” bg’s. Even ice-covered 4’ deep water wasn’t a problem setting plated-bgs.
https://youtu.be/HP3jwWqlbWo?si=MF37uTjARl7A7WN4

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Last edited by Seldom; 08/19/25 12:49 PM.

"A few want to know WHY, the majority appear to be satisfied just knowing HOW!"
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Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: conibearguy] #8456965
08/19/25 01:28 PM
08/19/25 01:28 PM
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Conibearguy, thanks for thread.

Seldom, i agree SPIKING/STAKING is the best. Here in my part of state there are many rocky streams that require the different stabilizing as you suggest.
Red bricks with holes are a favorite for me with 110 & 120's. I can leave the bricks near location year after year


TILL THAT DAY.....
Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: Seldom] #8456981
08/19/25 02:05 PM
08/19/25 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Seldom
Far and away the best bottom edge BG setup in my experienced opinion is a “spiked” one as you can see in my attached video. I’ve used this setup for 30 years and IMHO, a proven winner! As a couple of tips because I can’t remember if I mentioned them in the video but use rerod and a 1/4” bolt. Also do not use smooth rod or threaded rod. Once I locate a BE set location I could make the set in 5 seconds, actually timed by the MSU students that accompanied me. When I finished the MSU mink project I tried to buy all of the spiked 110’s that I’d made for the project but the professor refuse saying that he’d make sure any trappers they hired on future projects would be using them. Made him a believer by golly!!
https://youtu.be/1jEOoCZOV0k?si=03ywRrOpcVZzemVJ

A double from the two outside corners of a beaver bank den.
[Linked Image]

What's the difference to you on a bolt vs threaded rod other than the rod tends to be softer and bends and the bolts have heads?

Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: conibearguy] #8456991
08/19/25 02:45 PM
08/19/25 02:45 PM
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Midland, MI.
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What's the difference to you on a bolt vs threaded rod other than the rod tends to be softer and bends and the bolts have heads?

In my bank soil which has a clay consistency, the rerod seats itself more solidly. The threaded rod and smooth rod seemed to not be as solid and would slip out and I’m picky about things that don’t have the “right feel” to them. What slips in easy, moves and comes out even easier IMHO.

I should apologize using these photos so often to illustrate points but in my defense, I’ve only got so many! LOL

Last edited by Seldom; 08/19/25 02:48 PM.

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Re: Staked/Spiked 110s [Re: conibearguy] #8457053
08/19/25 04:17 PM
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Seldom. Not to worry no one here is taking you before the Supreme Court.. lol

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