#1284048 - 05/31/09 12:51 AM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: muskrat30]
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New Member
Registered: 05/27/09
Posts: 10
Loc: illinois
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Great place to order traps is from Minnisota Trapline Products, Tim & Nancy Caven are two of the nicest folks you could do business with their # is 1-320-599-4176 call for a free supply catalog very prompt shipping. Might i suggest ordering a couple 120conibears for mink,muskrats&pinemarten about 4 1.5 coils for coon,fox,mink a couple 220-conibears for coon,fishers check w/state regs. before setting 220s on land and 4 #3 size traps for coyotes, i emphisize this size trap for coyotes because i specialize in coyote trapping, yes you can hold a coyote in a 1.75 but a 6.5inch jawspread is a bigger target area use steel screen for pancovers, the best coyote trappers in the country advocate using a #3size trap Craig O Gorman, Slim Pederson, Clint Locklear just to name a few, also order a couple how to books on the species your targeting i could go on forever so feel free to pm me i could help out with some extra traps i would donate you to help get you started for payment i ask that when you become a proficient trapper that you help out someone else getting started trapping, we need future trappers or else there wont be anyone left to defend our sport.
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#1284049 - 05/31/09 12:38 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: yotieslayr]
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Die Hard Member II
Registered: 08/14/07
Posts: 1035
Loc: ND
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like you Im a beginner, I dont trap a whole lot of land, just a bit around my hunting shack until I get better.
I had success by using some 110's, I dig a little hole under the water, then cover it up with a bit of muck/weeds, then I use wire anchors in the bank. I take a whole can of sardines, crack it and pour out some of the oil out around the site, (i reuse the tin over again). then I stick the tin in a whole on the bank. If the tin gets old I open it up and mix the sardines with some fish oil an start again until its gone.
first time I got a coon and 2 muskrat in one nite, 3 of the 5 traps produced for me. I kept them about 50-75yds apart.
Its alot of fun.
Good luck
Dave
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#1284050 - 06/02/09 04:04 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: kal52]
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Predator Master
Registered: 05/01/09
Posts: 79
Loc: Blue Jay, CA
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thanks, i will look into some bigger traps for coyotes.
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#1284051 - 06/03/09 07:42 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Gomer746]
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New Member
Registered: 05/27/09
Posts: 10
Loc: illinois
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Hey Gomer i sent u a PM if your still interseted in those coyote traps but havnt heard back from you, im new to this computer stuff so maybe i did something wrong in sending it, anyway i didnt want you thinking i was ignoring you if you happened to not get the PM.
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#1284052 - 06/04/09 07:30 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: yotieslayr]
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Predator Master
Registered: 05/01/09
Posts: 79
Loc: Blue Jay, CA
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i got your message, dont know if mine got to you or not.
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#1284053 - 06/05/09 05:25 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Gomer746]
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Seasoned Member
Registered: 10/18/08
Posts: 182
Loc: Alexandria, Mn
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Make an account on www.Trapperman.com. You will learn tons on there!
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#1284056 - 06/06/09 02:40 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Chad Walk]
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Die Hard Member III
Registered: 09/11/08
Posts: 2182
Loc: north central okla
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you can get hammered on here too, if you dont watch out, theres know it alls everywhere
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#1284058 - 06/06/09 03:50 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Jeff Erwin]
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Die Hard Member III
Registered: 09/11/08
Posts: 2182
Loc: north central okla
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just saying that it can happen here too
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#1284059 - 06/07/09 09:30 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: trapper2]
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Predator Master
Registered: 05/01/09
Posts: 79
Loc: Blue Jay, CA
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thanks guys, im appreciating all the help
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#1284060 - 06/07/09 09:36 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Gomer746]
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Predator Master
Registered: 05/01/09
Posts: 79
Loc: Blue Jay, CA
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ive actually been on both of those sites, but thanks
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#1284061 - 06/11/09 09:09 AM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Gomer746]
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Predator Master
Registered: 05/01/09
Posts: 79
Loc: Blue Jay, CA
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I was wondering if it would be worth my while to skin taxidermy style for what i get, if i could get more selling stuff to taxidermists than to fur market, assuming i catch some critters of course.
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#1284062 - 06/13/09 01:19 PM
Re: Help for a beginner
[Re: Gomer746]
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Die Hard Member
Registered: 01/25/09
Posts: 644
Loc: Maine, USA
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The taxi's I am able to occationaly sell to want them in the round fresh or recently frozen.
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