Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Trapping => Topic started by: big wood on March 28, 2021, 08:58:39 AM
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Finally got around to get this took. Still got 25 beaver to flesh
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That's a great picture. Lots of effort and great reward in the pic.
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What size trap do you use for the deer and elk?
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28 nosler
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Have not been around raw furs since my childhood. I am curious what the expected financial haul is for your stack of furs? I know it depends on the quality and current pricing but not sure what it pays to trap anymore. My grandfather was a raw fur buyer on the East Coast for many years including the Depression years. He worked for a major firm in Boston. I have some of his records of buying and pricing in the early 1900's. My Dad trapped for some years along the Connecticut River, mainly muskrat and occasionally a mink. He was always excited when he got a mink because of the huge difference in prices between the two species.
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Looks like you need a longer fence. :tup:
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Lots of work there! Well done!
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Great job! Speaking of jobs, do you have one? :chuckle: I have shrunk my line considerably because it's too hard for me to do both.
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It was super hard and lots of time with work. Also an understanding wife helps
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Great picture! That’s a lot of work putting up that much fur and working. Congrats on a great season.
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very impressive, nice work
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28 nosler
Nice! I've been considering a 28 Nosler. Or the new 27 Nosler.
Gary
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Good job !! Maybe catch up with you at the summer rendezvous
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Awesome pic!
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Good choice on the deer/elk trap, that is a bunch of long hours, thanks!!!
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Excellent work looks like a great season!
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Hats off. NICE job man. Congrats.
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All that fur and a stud buck and bull too! My hat is off to you. What is the pelt between the coon and rats?
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Grinner, decided to put 1 up and get it tanned
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I need to trap a deer and elk like that
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Great picture and season 👍
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Lot's of hard work there. Looks great. Congratulations.
Diane