I have became interested in the sport of trapping and would like to ask anybody if they have any they might part with for a reasonable price......I have looked around where i live and cannot find any at local stores.
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I have became interested in the sport of trapping and would like to ask anybody if they have any they might part with for a reas
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yea ive got some foot traps for smaller game stashed in my grandmas garage and even a guy that might be able to give me some that i sould sell to you. you can e mail me at [email protected] you mite have to wait so i can make sure i have enough. ill probly never use em anyways.
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Thanks for the comments/advice guys, and Jim in Mo i agree with you that trapping is becoming an lost art but however I think that's what's wrong with our country today. We have no value in old ways or traditions and sell out culture because a couple of people cry about cruelty to animals. I think as a country we should revert to some older ways of thinking.....That's what made our country strong before, so why shouldn't it work now. Hunterkid94 I'll email you soon.
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Thanks for the comments/advice guys, and Jim in Mo i agree with you that trapping is becoming an lost art but however I think that's what's wrong with our country today. We have no value in old ways or traditions and sell out culture because a couple of people cry about cruelty to animals. I think as a country we should revert to some older ways of thinking.....That's what made our country strong before, so why shouldn't it work now. Hunterkid94
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I am not a trapper (except for live trapping pests with a Havahart) but envy those with the knowledge and skills for it. An older friend put himself through school by running trap lines in Michigan's UP. Pretty cool that you are taking it up.
Not sure where you are located, but I was at a Gander Mountain yesterday and noticed a large selection supply of trapping gear. Jay's in Michigan also carries supplies.
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Mostly grouse, woodcock, whitetail deer, and turkey. Some small game when the other seasons are closed. I sure miss the quail hunting we enjoyed in southern Ohio. I primarily target trout and bass, but also fish for walleye, panfish, catfish, and carp. Edging into steelhead. Only fish for salmon on charters. There's some great muskie and pike water around here but just haven't taken the jump. Need more time! What about you?
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