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thedude055
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Coon muskrat and otter boards
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November 26, 2016, 03:38:12 PM »
Does anyone local make or have a few extra boards. I am not looking for a bunch 6 each coon and muskrat. I am not trapping a ton this year just getting fur shed and tools squared away. On otters I have never put one up before so I don't know if there are multiple sized boards or not. I will get some research done on that. Any advice is always appreciated.
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Re: Coon muskrat and otter boards
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November 26, 2016, 05:12:48 PM »
You could make your own. Here's a set of patterns.
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Re: Coon muskrat and otter boards
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December 18, 2016, 07:59:03 AM »
Why have I seen an variance of about a 1/2 inch between sizing?
http://nytrappers.proboards.com/thread/3820/nafa-stretcher-dimensions
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Re: Coon muskrat and otter boards
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December 18, 2016, 01:19:09 PM »
A half inch is not really significant. Probably a lot more variation then that as a rule.
And yes you need a couple different sizes for each animal unless you are using adjustable stretchers.
Ted Cantrell and maybe George Brady might have stretchers. I don't see Ted on here much but Kip is and he would know if Ted has stretchers. Kip might even sell some.
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Re: Coon muskrat and otter boards
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Yep I have some for sale.
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I ordered some boards from F&T because I had gotten a small x-mas bonus from work. Not many as I don't plan on getting a bunch of trapping done this year but just tinkering mostly. I am guessing I should have put this one on a stretcher instead of a standard Coon board. Not the prettiest work I know so please don't beat me up too bad but he is bigger than the boards I got lol. Well apparently posting pictures isn't the easiest thing in the world Lol. Actually how do you post a picture? I click on Insert image and it just puts the BBC code image info but doesn't allow me to browse to post the pic?
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December 19, 2016, 12:39:34 PM »
Did you left click on "Attachments and other Options" below the dialogue area?
It should open up a menu that includes "Attach" in bold. Under that, left click "Choose File", then go to the file photo and double click on it. Then hit Post
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There lets try that lol. Thank you for the help.
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