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Fur trapping
Discover the art of fur trapping and learn how to navigate this ancient practice. Find tips, techniques, and stories from experienced trappers to ignite your curiosity and passion for the outdoors.
Easy to follow mink box plans for trapping mink using a conibear trap. Includes dimensions, instructions and pictures for easy assembly.
Annette schoenau
Learn how to skin a raccoon using this step by step guide which contains pictures, fleshing information and fur handling techniques.
Gregg Burtnett
Antique Victor #3 Large Double Long Spring Animal Drag Trap Early 1900s double long spring trap made by Victor Oneida. This size tarp would be for larger animals such as Coyote, Beaver, Bobcat. The trap is in good condition with extremely strong springs, the trap is 17-inches long.The trap has a so
Hank Wiley
Does anybody have a pic or two of a fleshing beam stand? Ideally something where i could interchange my larger beam with my smaller muskrat and mink beam. Thanks!
Todd Wierschem
For those of you who still use a pack basket, here are a couple of things to do that will prolong the life of your basket. I cut a piece of aluminum flashing that weighs next to nothing to line the bottom of the basket. I also cut a large can in half, folded the sharp edges down, and bolte…
Yano Meko
commercially tanned raccoon will last a life time , the raccoon in the picture may not be the exact 1 you will receive but the quality of pelt will be good, colors will vary, if there are any defects they will be listed ,they are great to hang on the wall or to make whatever you please, any questions please ask...
Sexual Cornflake
Learn the best marten trapping sets, baits and lures to use to successfully trap a Pine Marten. Includes trap and fur handling suggestions.
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Last week, Rick and I spent some time in the San Gabriel Mountains (Read our post on hiking tips here .) We hiked up to the Baldy Ski Lodg...
Mike Tortorell
It is my firm belief that every hunter and trapper should own and know how to use a fleshing beam. This imperative stems from another firm belief: that every hunter or trapper should know how to flesh and prep the capes and hides of the animals they kill. Any hide or cape that will be mounted or put on the fur market needs to be fleshed. It is true that in a pinch, many hides can be fleshed with a knife on a table or over your knee, but unless you really know what you’re doing, you’ll…
Crystal Dibert