Posted By: predator-solutions
another coon problem solved - 08/30/12 08:54 AM
another coon problem solved
Posted By: daniel1381
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/30/12 02:19 PM
are you usiung the dukes trap? how hard are they to set up?
Posted By: Nathan Nelson
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/30/12 06:37 PM
That is a truck load...
Posted By: Baylor_Bears
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/30/12 10:24 PM
Originally Posted By: daniel1381
are you usiung the dukes trap? how hard are they to set up?
I dont know what he is using, but I run Dp's in the winter and they can be pretty tough to set. I work all thirty of mine at the house, compress the spring and put a piece of PVC inside to prevent it from closing. On the line, just muscle up
Posted By: Bearclaw
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/30/12 11:21 PM
nice!
Posted By: predator-solutions
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/31/12 12:03 AM
Here is the next day. These were last winter.
Posted By: QuackShack
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/31/12 07:40 PM
Posted By: Txtrapper10
Re: another coon problem solved - 08/31/12 08:21 PM
How many traps you running?
Posted By: predator-solutions
Re: another coon problem solved - 09/01/12 12:43 AM
Depends on the year. Got 150 dp. @300 coyote/cat traps. 100 beaver traps. It gets busy some years. I'd hate to start over
Posted By: Datkins
Re: another coon problem solved - 09/23/12 11:49 PM
Baylor Bears, The easy way to set the DPs is with a 12" long ps of 3/8 REbar. Or a long handled Screw driver. I use 3/8 x 24"long rebar "T" bars to stake them so I always have a setter with me. Marshmellows in the bottom and on to the next set.
Posted By: FISHUNTER
Re: another coon problem solved - 09/24/12 05:00 PM
How much money you make a year doing this? (if you dont mind me asking)