Well. The season ends to a near. March 31st is officially the last day. Until December 27th of 2025, I had been unable to trap since I was 13 due to moving around to country doing my trade & chasing $$$. I began this year hoping to at least get my first fox. But I was blessed with much more success than that. I was able to introduce my fiance, our 3 year old son & my 9 year old little brother to trapping. My son still thinks we catch beavers using fishing poles but my goodness does he get excited to go anyway. My brother was with me when we got our first mink. But all in all, we’ve managed to trap 3 possums, 1 raccoon, my first mink, my first beaver, & my first fox (grey fox). I think next year my lady wants to compete with me. What a lovely life I’ve been blessed with.

Thank you all for your input on all my stupid questions. I’ve missed this forum immensely these past 15 years

Good stuff!

Keep at it!

very cool. keep the kids involved. good work.

That grey fox sure is pretty !

Way to go Bloomy!
Thanks for sharing. Those sure are some great memories made with your family. Congratulations

Nice work and great job getting the family involved!
Stay at it, we need more young trappers.

Good for you, keep at it! Where are you in NE PA?

This is great! Well done!

Montour county sir

Good job.
Jim

Sounds like a really great season. Great too that you have the kids and an interested partner involved.

Good deal. The smile says everything

Good for you, keep at it.

Great catches including the family in it makes it a lot more fun. Just taking a stab at it---- Does Bloomy mean you are from Bloomsburg? What ever, I am in District 7 of the PTA and we are haveing the PTA banquet in Allenwood this month on the 28th and are also have a mini rendevous on April11 at the Clinton county fair grounds. You should join the PTA and come to one or both of these meetings. Good luck......jk

Great pics.
My wife has to go to Geisinger/Danville on occasion. Beautiful area.
Congrats on your season!

That grey is a spectacular specimen. I hope you had him mounted…or at least tanned to keep

This is what trapperman is about. Great work

IMO, gray fox is the most fashionable fur there is. That one is proof of that. Good job!

Congrats

Grew up on a farm in Wayne County.