A special one

[CritterCatcher]

This one is special to me. My late Uncle Owen was an avid trapper in his day. I have a few of his traps more as a memento than anything, but I did fix up a couple to use, I caught this gray fox in one of them. The legacy lives on.

 

[Doug B.]

Beautiful fox!!! I'm glad you caught it in your uncles gear!!!!

 

[furtaker]

Nice work! What kind of traps?

 

[sleepr71]

Greys are such peaceful little critters…

 

[antharper]

Good job !

 

[CritterCatcher]

Nice work! What kind of traps?

Victor #2, 2-coil. I laminated, base plated, and center-chained it. Hooked it to a Sabertooth drag with 12 feet of chain. He was hooked up ten feet from the set.

 

[Hal Bridges]

"Greys are such peaceful little critters…" Some actually are...and some have an attitude of a tasmanian devil cartoon. It's cool to use old traps still in good shape whether its personal family history or using a hundred-year-old trap in a set done the old way. No, I don't use old stuff a lot, but it is fun in its own way.

 

[furtaker]

"Greys are such peaceful little critters…" Some actually are...and some have an attitude of a tasmanian devil cartoon. It's cool to use old traps still in good shape whether its personal family history or using a hundred-year-old trap in a set done the old way. No, I don't use old stuff a lot, but it is fun in its own way.

Do you ever use the old Victor 3Ns? I was thinking you said you did one time. That's a cool old trap.

 

[Hal Bridges]

I use Victor 3Ns to catch my Coyote Cull entries each year. I occasionally use Blake and Lamb #44s for beaver too.