Anyone got any, I looked int he archives and didn't come up with much Thanks.

TJ

I struck out there too. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.

Try this and click on pvc sets

http://thebeav.topcities.com/

i'm going to put a few out this morning and see what happens, i'll let you know tomorrow

ttt

I'll get a few pics tomorrow when i run my line. I mostly use the 90 degree elbow set in the water.

Here is the couple i have .. I havent used them in water Yet just dry land. I did get a coon and a skunk outta them tho lol.

very informative stuff there wheeler

real good site wheeler,would 90 degree elbows or 45s help keep the bait and lure from the weather.if i painted them black would they be as effective,or is eye appeal a big part of it?what size pipe is best?

white pipe is probly best but black or gray works good too. i like to set mine at about a 60 degree angle to the ground and set the trap on that side.

i use 1.5 in pipe. leave it white, it attracts them. I just put a foot and a half piece of pip[e in the ground at 45 degrees. all ive been usin this year. work great along the edges of river or pond banks but also havin a lot of luck on dry land too.

Would that angle be the pipe leaning toward the trap, or away? Any trap placement advice?
Thanks.

Trap in water at base of pipe.

is that a fish in bottom pic on left?

I don't have any photos of the set... just the aftemath of using it. Bang a piece 1.5 inch PVC about 18inches long into the ground at a 45 degree angle. stuff in some leaves then bait, then a few more leaves. put the trap under the lip of the pipe, collect your coon in the morning. works good on grey's too.

ttt