i couldnt find any on the trap shedbut looking for some input on what price to put onmy boards. need to get rid of some things and my boards are on the list. good shape. stored flat and pretty clean. various sizes. looked at new cost in several supply books and they are not cheap. just looking for opinions. thanks

I’d say 70% off of what you paid new.

Paid $10, I’d sell for $3 a piece.

I gave mine to some young go getters. They need all the help they can get in this market

good advice but i havent a clue what i paid back then!

Go with $3 each then.

thanks

I might not be the best to answer it though, I tend to give stuff away.


Wait for the cheapskate nighttime folks to chime in. Some will tell you to start at new prices. lol


But I think $3-5 is fair, they pay shipping.

I say 5 because then if it’s cash, you don’t have to make change as often if you have a bunch.

I sold some dog proofs that my buddy took to the VA convention. Gave him a price to shoot for.
and if it was a kid it was whatever they had to offer, I’d have taken $1 for the lot.

I have never had good luck selling used wooden boards and they usually end up in a brush pile unless I can find some youngsters that can make use of them.

Can they be modified for the skunk craze?

I think they could. I made some with wood inserts years ago per fur harvesters diagram. They could be tensioned inward.

like alot of the stuff i havecollected over the years they have paid for themselves many times over. i just dont care to sell something for a low low price to some one i think is going to use the item only to find out they re-sell and triple their money. and work me over to get that low-low price to boot. no biggie i guess.

too good to burn

If like new, 75% of new price!

If like new, 75% of new price!


I would go with this,..if by miracle coon shines again, you might do well.

Sand them off clean and sell at a flea market where artists frequent. They also like those squares out of old wooden doors that was in old houses. Old hand saws too. People still like art, believe it or not!

I just bought skunk boards for 7 new