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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647406
Yesterday at 05:51 AM
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Joined: May 2010
Missouri
Broomchaser
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Missouri
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Griz getters. Bought 15 doz. when they were the only game in town. What my son bought after the pukes came out.
Don't get ready, be ready.
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647412
Yesterday at 06:45 AM
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Joined: Aug 2013
Louisville, Nebraska
jabNE
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Louisville, Nebraska
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I had best success with holding, less pullouts per fired trap, with Duke brand. I’ve got a lot of brands and models I’ve purchased and ran since I bought my first DPs in early through mid 90s. Was always intrigued by the concept and I’ve seen a lot of variations on this trap theme come out over my lifetime. You name it I have A LOT of them. Egg traps, Duffers, Grizz, Coon Cuffs, Dukes, Zs, Soup Can, Bridger, Freedom Brand (both styles), Alcatraz, you name it I most likely have the brand and model in my inventory and I think I’ve ran all of them many seasons. Some work better in certain situations than others. Right tool for the job, correct? The Duke model has been the most versatile and consistent holder after catch on my line. I run primarily dryland sets only. The Duke brand isn’t perfect I don’t think any of them are truly the one and only, end all DP, and I’d like to see some mods on the Duke like a little stronger spring pin but for most part that model is about as bullet proof as I’ve spent my money and trapping time on. I cannot say that for ANY of the other models I’ve ran. Jim
Money cannot buy you happiness, but it can buy you a trapping license and that's pretty close.
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647417
Yesterday at 06:56 AM
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Joined: Feb 2015
Iowa
trapdog1
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trapper
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Iowa
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Dukes are all you'll need.
American Karens - not a fan
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647456
Yesterday at 09:03 AM
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Joined: Nov 2010
Rochester, MN
Teacher
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trapper
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Rochester, MN
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I have Dukes, Griz and Ztraps. The majority are Ztraps because we got a deal on dozens years ago. They all work well.
Never too old to learn
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Rockfarmer]
#8647471
Yesterday at 09:42 AM
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Joined: Jun 2007
Illinois
foxkidd44
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Illinois
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wolf creek diablo's. Been running them for several years. Good trap. Has a bottom clean out that is awesome. Very affordable. Another vote for the Diablo,, I honestly don’t understand why they aren’t more popular. They are the easiest dog proof on the market to set… the trigger isn’t heavy, the clean out door is really nice.. cheaper than other brands out there. And I don’t think I’ve ever had a pullout using them
Stand by your principles, Stand by your guns, and victory complete and permanent is sure at last. Abraham Lincoln
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647476
Yesterday at 09:59 AM
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Joined: Jan 2007
Wisconsin
Lance Squires
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Wisconsin
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I originally bought the original Griz Getter traps and bought Dukes after that. I only use the pull triggers since they work best for me. I own about 130 total.
59 years trapping. It's who I am. Every day is still as exciting as it was when I was a kid but a little more work.
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Lance Squires]
#8647491
Yesterday at 10:37 AM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Midland, Michigan
Rusty Axe Camp
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Midland, Michigan
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I originally bought the original Griz Getter traps and bought Dukes after that. This. Both are good. Dukes are hard to beat for the price. I agree with others, plenty to be had at conventions at an even better price point.
Erik Johnson
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647495
Yesterday at 10:42 AM
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Joined: Mar 2018
Missouri
HayDay
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Missouri
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The push / pull triggers seem like a way to improve catch rate, but is no longer "dog" or "cat" proof if you do. They can put a paw in and push down, setting trap off. The pull only triggers limit that to a paw that can grasp. So in theory, canines and cats could not set one off. A canine could also clean out some bait with their tongue and if worked at it long enough, perhaps get a pull only trigger to fire. They could also do that with a push / pull trigger. Has anyone ever had that happen?
Easy to vote your way into socialism, but impossible to vote your way out of it.
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647633
Yesterday at 05:31 PM
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Joined: Jun 2022
Manitoba
Shakeyjake
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trapper
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Manitoba
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I haven’t tried very many, but I got Dukes, Bridgers, Z Traps and one stupid Coon Cuff. I like the Z traps best because of the push/pull trigger, but I don’t have to worry about cats or dogs. The Zs had the better catch rate so that’s mostly what I use.
Wind Blew, crap flew, out came the line crew https://youtube.com/@drtrapping www.trapper.ca
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Re: Advice on dog proofs- what brand do you use?
[Re: Wiscoladytrapper]
#8647674
Yesterday at 06:43 PM
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Joined: Nov 2017
West Central MN
20scout
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trapper
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West Central MN
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I'm happy with my Lil' Grizz's. Very strong and have lasted me quite awile.
Common sense is a not a vegetable that does well in everyone's garden.
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