Trappers grandslam

[johnseafood]

Thats right boys and girls a trappers grandslam, not the numbers I wanted but still ok.

Fox-2
Coons-1
Muskrats- 39

I kind of took a spill walking one ditch and killed my camera so i only got photos from my phone. I'm heading out to best buy to pick me up a new one to get you guys infield action shots

[cravertosu]

Nice work!! What sort of traps are you using?

[Dave Sikorski]

Pretty work John.

Did Nutria ever make it to the Jersey Meadows? The USDA is out trapping them in MD right now and keeping an eye on the areas they have been eradicated from.

-D

[SAXIS ISLANDER]

How is your fox catch as compared to other years??

[johnseafood]

I use all conibears for muskrats and beavers which i might do with a buddy this year. For the coons we used box traps and coon boxes, the fox get all snairs.

We have alot of foxes around this area, we hit them pretty hard over the last few years and they seem to come back just is hard. We know when there are alot of foxes around when our rabbit and upland game is off. We got one piece that we can probly take about 6-7 off without hurting it

[beaglewoman]

cool. yeah, I want to know what you trap the foxes in. I have foxes getting in my chicken yard sometimes and need to catch him.

[johnseafood]

Hey i'll tell you just what to do, cut you a small hole in the fence and put a snair right over the hole. The fox with come to that hole and you'll get him everytime. They are smart but when it comes to food and an easy way in they come overtime . This is what i heard

[weekender]

very nice haul, looking forward to seeing more pics, congrats on the fur

[tugboat]

Nice work! I used to run a trapline in the late 70's and appreciate the hard work and skill involved. How's the market for fur these days? I know in Ga. they mostly live trap these days and sell fox and coyote to hunting clubs.

[brandon558]

pretty work there dude..that trappin is quite fun. Kill all those damn nutrias ya can