As if the old fart doesn't have enough on his plate, he's developed his new "Little Jake" trap. Of course, being made by Jim, it's nothing but a quality piece of work. I heard they will be available at the time of the NTA convention. Here are a couple of pictures of the trap and a paper with a description, price and dimensions of the trap. https://jcconner.com/index.html

I bought a Jake trap from a flea market last winter great trap

That's a lot of trap in a small package. You know it's built like a tank too!

Dang. I'd have bought a few if they'd be at the FTA.

There may be some at the FTA. Amy, Jim's daughter, said it looks like they're going to the FTA. You might want to call them and reserve what you want, because I'm sure they'll be selling like hot cakes.

Got one here Ang...like Paul described it is TOP NOTCH!
They are going to have a hard time keeping up with the demand for these traps.

Nice!

Let the little grey devils try to dance on these. Thanks J C

That is one fine looking trap. And the price is really not bad either considering what you're getting. JCs trapping videos are awesome.

I think I'll have to cable it to my table at upcoming conventions so the display model doesn't walk off.

lol they will be doing the two step pete on the pan and in the truck

They sure seem to find spots tween pan and jaws with my ` 3/4.

A true work of art and thing of beauty !! Nice !!

A “small” trap? With a jaw spread larger than a #3 DLS!!! Could be some serious coyote medicine.

Awesome trap. It's built like a tank.

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The jaw spread is the same as a 1.5 correct

I know you lurk on here you ol fart, your about 25 years too late! Id of bought a truck load of those.

Pete/cotton, not sure on the grey's, they are light stepper's, that much tension on that trap might create too much for these lightweight southern fox.

Turn your trap around backwards, you'll miss less of them.

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