jman 125
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Oh she was very aggressive in the trap but she calmed way down very quicklyHe/She looks very relaxed!
Oh she was very aggressive in the trap but she calmed way down very quicklyHe/She looks very relaxed!
Andy anytime you are around here call me and i would be honored to have you go with me but be forewarned it is addictiveGreat thread. I've never trapped outside of my yard/neighborhood, but have a good friend that is solid in the deep woods/ag fields/drainages/etc. IMHO, successful trappers deserve a TON more respect than they get. I love the strategy and sport of trapping more than hunting alone. Kudos to you who are all successful trappers. When I get more time in my schedule, I plan to attempt it, at least a trial run at it. Thanks for sharing all of your sets/photos/advice, y'all are the read deal IMO.
Haha same here on the "culdesac" comment.Oh, I'm just playing. As soon as one of those yotes growled at me, I would beat his head to a pulp out of pure fear.
I'm just a culdesac man that wishes I still lived on the farm!
He doesn't look to happy
that one is cute...make a great pet.Not much to write home about on this afternoon's check but scratched out one coon.
Painted up 14 more foot holds yesterday and got 3 in the ground this afternoon. Going to work on putting more out tomorrow.
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He was a growler.that one is cute...make a great pet.
I have really got to get my crap in the ground. Been to busy but we slowing down so here i come.#8 First night catch.
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Awesome. I'm still at 1 yote. Have 4 behind my house and 2 at my other property. Bought another dozen and got 3 of those out last night. Putting more out today. Catching small critters is fun but that yote catch really had me pumped. Hoping for more soon.#8 First night catch.
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