Yes...here in Georgia the 6 species of poisonous no-shoulders are NOT protected.

Yall outta see me maneuvering around with these knees. It's a hoot to anyone watching. Doc says total knee replacement is only remaining option. Arthroscopic surgery on my left knee was a waste of $$. But, I'm not gonna have any surgery that will put me down during fall deer hunting, winter trapping, or early spring turkey hunting.....so next summer it is...laying up under the AC while they heal...lol

…. Momma had knee replacement… don’t know why she’s a buck 10 but they went out somehow…. She was jumping on the trampoline with the kids shortly afterward… so get em fixed I say

One knee , ya should be going good after six weeks

Both of em are bad.

Snared...

I bet that will leave a mark... go get them Swamp, keep an eye open for those pesky snakes.

Probably will...but Groenewold don't care....they're all hatters.

Swamp, both my knees were done at the same time, was cleared to work in 7 weeks....

Not saying it was a cake walk but it's done and over, one knee is for women and children, lol....Let me know when you need some helpful tips...

I sure will. Thanks for words of encouragement. Ive been reluctant to allow doc to go back in the left one after having the camera and dremel tool in there last June....lol

Making them thar snare loops toooooooooo big, lol.

9" loop

Sometimes the fat rascals still get further thru than expected. Most are just behind front leg or one leg only thru (micro lock.) This one got in both snares but that was expected as they were within reach. Other snare (slim lock) was on his neck.

…. Jtrap ropes em

Swamp i'll never understand how a big fat 60 lb beaver ends up with the snare on the base of it's tail. I think the first Ga. convention i attended i ran the live trapline deal and they had a big one snared by the tail.

You coming to the Ga convention this time?

Another snared at same location. This one pulled both snares down on his/her shoulders.

Pulled all traps this morning. That's 15 total from this area...10 last May & 5 past week. Will likely have to return to this area, but it'll be late winter b4 I do because of deer season about to open.

From the looks of your track in the lower right of the picture, the bottom seems pretty solid. Looks like a good gig to me.

Thanks for sharing.

Mac

Yessir...its hard-packed sand. Unless a logging skidder or a bunch of log trucks have wallowed out a wet area or road its good travelling.

You coming to the Ga convention this time?

Swore after last year never again just because you have Atlanta between here and there, lol. But i'll be around a little while Saturday morning, going to break my trip up and spend the night with my brother in Anniston. Him and my sister in law getting on up in age and don't see them as often as id like anymore. He's pretty good grill master so if i get gone in time might get a filet mignon for supper saturday night.