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3 #3 sleepy creek long spring traps in great condition offset $100 plus shipping $20

10-120 mostly victor conibear, 6-150 Bridgers All 16 in good condition $60 for all delivery to FTA at Spencer only

Looking for the 1989 & 1990 "The Trapper" magazine yearbooks ....If you have these laying around collecting dust, I'll be glad to put some green in your pocket....Thanks.

1 Shimano Sienna 2500HG spinning reel NEW -never on a rod.
1 Shimano Sienna 1000HG spinning reel NEW - never on a rod.
1 Gerber hunting knife with sheath NEW- never used or sharpened.
$48 shipped to you for the lot.

Anyone have any older copies to get rid of?

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1- Complete Guide to Farmland Trapping by Bernie Barringer
1997 First Printing - $ 13.50

2- Canines 2000 by Hal Sullivan 2003 Second Printing $ 10.50

3- Mink Mania "The Must Manual For Mink Trappers" by Phil Presjak - $ 11.50

4- DYNAMITE Snares and Snaring by Tom Krause - $ 10.50

5- DYNAMITE Fox Trapping by Tom Krause 1979 Second Edition - $ 8.50

6- Trapline 2000 by Hal Sullivan 1993 First Printing - $ 10.50

7- Variations of the Flat Set by Charles L Dobbins 1995 First Printing $ 11.50

8- All About Professional Fur Handling by John W. Epler, Jr. 2006 - $ 9.00

9- Erickson's OUTDOOR ADVENTURES 70 Years Hunting, Fishing, & Trapping By Bob Erickson - SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR - $ 13.50

10- The Most Successful Methods of Trapping Weasel (Ermine) by LaVerne Swede Israelson FIRST EDITION - $ 24.50

11- Trapping Through The Years by Charles L Dobbins 1998 First Printing - $ 11.50

12- Seasonal Pro Trapping by Mike Lapinski 1991 - $ 13.50

13- DYNAMITE Mink and Coon Trapping By Tom Krause 1995 First Printing $ 9.50

14- Adjustment of Leg Hold Traps (UPDATE) For Greater Profit by Charles L Dobbins $ 11.50

15- Novice to Pro COON Trapping By Bud Boda $ 9.50

16- Modern Snaring Explained by Dan DeZarn 1984 First Printing $ 13.50

17- Weiland's "Money Trapper-- Making the Trapline Pay by Garold Weiland 1987 First Printing - $ 10.00

18- The Professional Beaver and Otter Trapper by O. L. Butcher - $ 9.50

19- Ragnar's TEN Best Traps and a Few Others That are (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) Good Too by Ragnar Benson 1985 - $ 12.50

20- Fox Trapping in and around SUBURBIA by Mark June 1989 First Edition - $ 13.50

21- Basic Survival Traps by Malcom Bowler $ 8.50

22- High-Volume Fox Trapping by Austin Passamonte 1998 $ 10.50

23- Coyote Fever Revised by Ray Milligan $ 9.50

24- Land Trapping Made Simple by Kyle Kaatz 1996 $ 11.50

25- Competition Line Fox Trapping by Tom Miranda 2005 Fifth Printing $ 9.00

26- High-Volume Coon Trapping by Austin Passamonte 1999 Second Printing $ 12.50

27- Trapping Secrets by Robert Vance 1993 First Printing - $ 12.50

Please PM me if you are interested
Thanks for looking!
Randy

Any one remember the manufacturer of the jet boat Bushman used to use to go hunting up mountain rivers. I looked at the solar jet boats don't like them.

Looking to buy 5 strong usable #3 Oneida jump trap springs.
Prefer new old stock.
I have 5 #2 new old stock Oneida jump trap springs if somebody wanted to trade.

I don't know if this will interest anyone, but I thought I'd post some pictures. I was given this trap as a wedding present from a friend whose family owned a safari business in Mozambique. The natives over there are poor, and poaching game and timber is an extreme temptation for them. I'm told that they can earn more building and selling a trap than they can working two weeks. They will strip spring steel, often leaf springs from a vehicle, and go off in the bush and set up a primitive forge to heat and shape the steel.
The traps are set in game trails without any particular target as any bush meat has value. I'm told that upon discovery by a game warden, they will sometimes move the trap and attempt to catch the poachers with it, and the poachers will also attempt to catch the warden if they find he's discovered their operation. The trap takes three men to set, one one either side of a log pressing on the spring, and one to set the jaws. I've not set this trap but I suppose the jaw spread would be around 12 inches. The pan assembly is made to fall off after a catch to keep it from being damaged, so the pans often don't match the trap perfectly. The trap has a chain, but it seems that they usually don't anchor the trap, they simply follow the trail of the now impaired animal.
Anyway, I hope some of you enjoy the pictures.

I have several lots of .223/5.56 once-fired brass, with mixed headstamps, for sale. The brass is cleaned and polished and inspected for cracks and heavy dents. What you see in the photographs are 100-round samples from a larger batch of the actual cases you will receive. NOTE: the brass has NOT BEEN DECAPPED.

100 round lots (10) - $10.75 per lot
500 round lots (2) - $50.00 per lot
1000 round lot (1) - $90.00 per lot

Shipping will be through USPS.

No trades please.

Needing the contact phone for Eugene Martin from Mt Olive, NC.

Please PM me if you have his information.

Thank you.