Interested in any quality wood raccoon stretchers, 7 1/4 - 7 1/2 at the base, with the belly wedges. Looking for a dozen or two. Please PM if you have any to offer. Much appreciated!

Cabelas #2 Professional Traps 1977 Japan stamped frames P77 12.00 each

Sargent #2 double long. 2 holes drilled in pans. Super strong. 30.00 SOLD

PSW #2 double long trapper initials on frame. Super strong 25.00 SOLD

Actual shipping USPS

Still need to add the chicken wire to these ,but seen people use those pannel gates for catching and containing cows and thought " hay this could probably work for chickens" . So the whole deal is is just to have a quick and portable way to expand the tractor give and them some more leg room ( we leave them in the tractor a lot the way it is but though more room would be nice ) but will still keep them nice and contained during the day . Usually we like to let them just roam around but everyone is about to start planting gardens and we dont want them scratching them up.whybhavw tried and used the electric netting but there usually too big and kinda a pain for one person. This however is three pieces and four stakes weights less then 50lbs total and one person can assemble and disassemble by themselfs in like 2 mins. Which is a big thing because we don't like to keep them in one place too long , tractor gets moves every few days . Also can always weld more sections up and can expand it our more for whatever reason.

I was looking at the Utah Trappers Assoc. comments posted on their Facebook page. Impressive. Read below.


"That was quite an experience! While we are diligently working to finalize the remaining details of the fur sale, we would like to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to our members for their unwavering support. We acknowledge that communication has been somewhat delayed, and we appreciate your patience. We are aware that the check-in process for furs was lengthy, and we will strive to implement improvements for next year. If you have any suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out. However, we kindly request a few days to compile the totals, as there are substantial funds involved, and we must ensure the accuracy of the figures. Your payments will be disbursed promptly. As your officers, we are honored to serve you. Thank you again for your support. This is your Association, and we are committed to leading it to continued success."

"Kudos to Bert Ramos for the top lot cat at our sale. As a seasoned trapper and respected member of the trapping community, Bert's dedication has earned him long-overdue recognition. We're thrilled he chose our sale to showcase his exceptional cat, and we look forward to honoring him with a top lot cat award."

Any collector value on the herters Hudson Bay 1.5s? Made in japan. Still have some shine on them. Thanks

Looking for a couple dozen of the original duke magnum 330's. Not the supermags. Strong springs are a must. You can keep the chain/cable, I just need the traps.

Shoot me a PM with what you've got, thanks!

5 Blake & Lamb post pan stoploss no.1 jumps

4 Victor stoploss jumps

1 Victor stoploss long sq pan

Real strong traps. 60.00 for all actual shipping extra.

Looking for the Bauers no weld kits, let me know if you have any

Thanks
Michael

12 BMI 1.5. Coil spring traps. All in excellent shape. Strong springs.

$4.00 each, $45/ dozen plus actual shipping.


I have an additional 5 of these traps, same price.

Nice pile of #1 Jumps. There are 27 in the pile and I will throw in a 1.5 that needs some work. Traps are complete with dogs, pans and chain. Strong, functional traps in great shape. If you get them and I missed something let me know and I will make it right.

SOLD

Judd
406-231-1545
Feel free to call/text

Looking for #1 victor stoploss traps with the square pans ( not a fan of the round pan style). Looking for several dozen . Let me know what you got.

One bobcat skull, two muskrat skulls, three otter baculum for sale. $30.00 shipped. Venmo or money order only.
Fresh frozen no damage.

Here are some sets I’ve been using.



If you look above the snare you can see a clear v between the tree roots and a log where they were coming to land.


Here the catches have cleared the debris that identified the trail they used coming to land.




Set a 330 today at this spot. The water was too deep here for the trap to be where I wanted it so I shoved a stick in the bank on an angle so the trap would rest on it at the level I wanted it.






Here I wire off to the tree up high and use another stick to position the snare.