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Here's 1. Why does the trapper bust his arse for the last 250 years and get screwed buy the fur buyers
What are some good foothold set techniques to target urban and suburban coyotes and NOT catch raccoons?
Quote from: big wood on June 06, 2019, 03:59:22 PMHere's 1. Why does the trapper bust his arse for the last 250 years and get screwed buy the fur buyersim trying to figure this one out myself!! Beaver prices were up ( compared to last couple years) but other prices were crap !
Anybody know anyone from a leg hold trap still legal state. My dad has many from days of old. I would need to do a inventory, but if someone is interested I would do that.
I am new to trapping and looking to build my own trap since im a broke kid can you tell me how to make some good live traps of all varietys
I have a question: Do the weasels here turn white in winter? I caught one in January in a cage trap one year here that was brown and I let it go. Mostly because we have a big problem with moles/gophers/chip monks that make a lot of mounds in our lawns and I hoped the weasel would eat them. There was no white on his head or back. In Alaska in the late fall they turn white with the tip of the tail black. They don't turn brown again until the start of "break-up". Then the fur around their eyes turns brown and the color spreads over their body. We kept one once through the change. Diane
Another good topic would be Fur Handling and Fleshing. I'm sure I'm not the only new guy who is questioning what he's doing and if it's correct.
Quote from: one more on October 04, 2019, 05:10:37 PMI have a question: Do the weasels here turn white in winter? I caught one in January in a cage trap one year here that was brown and I let it go. Mostly because we have a big problem with moles/gophers/chip monks that make a lot of mounds in our lawns and I hoped the weasel would eat them. There was no white on his head or back. In Alaska in the late fall they turn white with the tip of the tail black. They don't turn brown again until the start of "break-up". Then the fur around their eyes turns brown and the color spreads over their body. We kept one once through the change. Diane I have only seen a few weasels here in Wa and they were all brown. Can't say I've ever seen one in the snow though.