Just curious what the price is on newspaper tubes now. I have about 4-5 dozen of them that are in great shape, and only a few have been used by me; otherwise, they have been sitting in the garage. Some have the slots cut out for 120s already, but most don't. I don't really use them, and I don't have plans to, as I have other ventures I want to explore. Are they worth selling or getting rid of? What are they worth in trade value for decent 1.5s? Just throwing some thoughts out there to see if anyone had a clue. I would more than likely be hauling them up to Little Falls for the Minnesota convention.

NEW Red Head Camo Pants Never Worn 36x32 and Wrangler Camo Jeans 36 X32 Pants , TRADE for Trap

11/16" x 8 foot long Fiberglass Tree Stakes for sale, all in like new condition, just a little dirty. About 100 available, give or take a few. Was going to use for float trapping but would rather run 3/8".

$500 or will trade for equal value in 3/8" fiberglass stakes 6' or longer. Do have pictures; if interested, PM me. Local pickup only, or I can meet at the Minnesota convention at the end of July.

I have 3 brand new with factory shine 3N's for sale or trade. These have never been set and all original. $30.00 apiece or will trade for silver bars, bullion, rounds, coins or old US paper currency.


Thanks for looking.


Jediknight

Hello I am looking to buy some #0 long springs or jump traps trying to setup a young boy to trap gophers let me know what you have Thanks

Anyone else going to make the convention this coming weekend? We’ll be set up in the big building with lots of other vendors. Our big attraction is seedless wild black raspberry jelly. We brought 6 cases last year and sold out the first day! We’re bringing 10 cases this year so the late arrivals get a chance. I don’t know if you still put convention announcements at the top but please do if it’s okay! See ya Friday!

Complete year. In good condition. All covers intact. TYD in the USA. $75.00

Thanks, Sarge

The following traps can be picked up at the NTA or the FTA. Must be paid for to do that. Otherwise can ship.
2-TS 85 25.00 each plus shipping. SOLD

42 Victor #1 stoploss with round pans. 5.00 each plus shipping

16 Victor #1 stoploss with rectangular pan. 4.50 plus shipping

14 Blake&Lamb #1 stoploss. 5.00 plus shipping.

45 Victor #1 Shorties springs. 3.00 plus shipping.

17 Victor #0 longsprings. 3.00 each plus shipping. SOLD

5 new duke DP's 12.00 each plus shipping.

59 Victor #1 Longsprings 3.00 each plus shipping.

24 Bridger #1 Coilsprings 4.00 each plus shipping.

21 Blake &Lamb #1 ls. 4 are double jaws. 3.00 plus shipping

6 duke #3 coilsprings. All have DS swivels 8.00 each plus shipping

7 Herters #3 Coilsprings. 6.00 each plus shipping.

2 New Bridger #2 rubber jaws. 12.00 each plus shipping.

7 #2 jumps. 6 60.00 6Victor 1 B&L. 4.50 each plus shipping.

12 Northwoods #1.5 longsprings. 6.00 plus shipping.

12 #4 jumps. 11 are Victor 1 B &L. 10.00 each plus shipping.

12 Montgomery #2 offset Coilsprings. 8.00 each plus shipping

2 duke 550. 14.00 each plus shipping.

33 Blake &Lamb jumps. 22 are #1 & 11 are 0. 3.00 each plus shipping. SOLD

10 herters 6-#2 & 4-1.5. 4.00 each

I darkened the important part with a sharpie just to make it visible for a picture. This is just a prototype, I had AI generate the 3D mesh from a picture of a trap I created and a prompt describing what I was aiming for.
The asymmetry in the jaws is an artifact of the AI as it tried to figure out how to maximize the size of the trap relative to the cylinder.

I figured a scouter should be able to have a bit of bling to match their interests LOL. Thought you all might enjoy

10 Bridger 1.5 coils freshly dyed and waxed. $5 apiece, shipping will be flat rate through the post office, or I can deliver to the NTA in Indiana. SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

The 4th of July America's 250th birthday

Here's how we got to be this way


THE PRICE
America, America.
Oh what a land.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,
For every woman, child and man.

But such a gift,
Did not come without a price.
So let us never forget those,
Who made the ultimate sacrifice.

It started with,
The shot heard around the world.
The patriots and British,
Fighting at Lexington and Concord.

And, continued at Valley Forge,
With Washington's winter of discontent.
But, he rallied his men,
And they defeated the Hessian the British had sent.

The Revolutionaries won,
The final showdown.
The beat the British,
And Cornwallis at Yorktown.

In the War of 1812,
Mr Key saw through the rockets glare.
That over Ft. Mc Henry.
Our flag was still there.

The Mexican American War,
Gave us "Remember the Alamo."
A lot of frontier hero's fought there,
And on to eternal glory they did go.

Then the bloodiest war,
Anyone had every seen.
The Civil War caused the most casualties.
Of any in our history.

At the battles of,
Antitem, Gettysburg, and Shiloh,
Oh, how the blood,
Of those young men did flow.

Finally, that war too ended,
And, true to Lincoln wish,
The government of the people, by the people and for the people,
Did not perish.

Next, the Spanish American War,
And, the charge up San Juan Hill.
Ah, to have rode with Teddy
Must have been a thrill.

Then, came World War I
Unlike any seen before.
It was called,
The war to end all wars.

Hero's like Sgt. York fought then,
And the Red Baron as well.
But, the men in the trenches
reconfirmed "war is (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman)."

We learned to fight with,
Planes, tanks and even poison gas.
Eventually this war,
Like all war also passed.

World War II,
Started with the attack on Pearl Harbor.
That was when FDR,
Said "No more."

We hunted the Desert Fox,
And then stormed into Sicily.
Up through Italy,
And defeated Mussolini.

To the beaches of Normandy,
Where the tides ran red.
From the bodies,
Of the men who lay dead.

We marched through Europe,
On our way to Berlin.
The Russians came, too.
And, soon Hitler reign came to an end.

The Japanese fought us hard,
From Midway to Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima
The war ended when we,
Destroyed Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

We went to Korea,
To act as policemen.
The battles raged on,
And it seemed to never end.

The Chosin Reservoir
Was a mass retreat?
We fought so hard,
That it wasn't quite a defeat.

Finally, the talks at Panmunjong.
Decided enough men had died.
We didn't win and,
It ended in a tie.

Next came Vietnam,
The war that raged on for years
But, for the men who fought there
They suffered some of their greatest fears.

For the men who fought and died,
At places like Hue and Khe Sahn.
Their ghost and memories may be forgotten,
But they are not gone.

And, lastly when Saddam,
started a storm in the Persian Gulf.
We responded by,
Sending "Stormin' Norman Swartzkoff."

Saddam promised "The mother of all battles."
Well it was more like the uncle of all retreats.
America and the Allied Coalition,
Handed Saddam a very swift defeat.

Let us not forget the mothers, wives, and sweethearts.
Whose tears fell down like rain.
When the got the letter,
Informing them their boy wasn't coming home again.

So, here's to the Army, Navy, the Air Force and the Marines.
And all the battles they have won.
To the red, white and blue.
The colors that never run.

So, let us remember,
Whenever we are together,
The price paid for,
The wings of liberty not to lose a feather.

Because the liberty and freedom,
We hold so dear,
Was paid for in,
young blood, cold sweat and bitter tears

Johnny Thorpe Badger Necklace $75 free shipping

I thought it was worth sharing. For whatever reason the video quality on YouTube is degraded from the original, my apologies.