Trapping Supplies Review

I have been a trapper for many years and along the way I have learned quite a bit about this sport. It is among the most challenging and r...

Almost nobody tries to catch them, and nearly every trapper hates them, but somehow we end up with them in set after set.  They are the ul...

Hi folks.  I mentioned in a previous post that I've been fooling around with Duke dog proof traps for the first time this season.  I...

Here's a tip for attaching your trap identification tags so that they won't fall off or get torn off by an angry 'coon.  A kindl...

The Duke dog proof traps came out over a year ago, and they seemed to cause quite a stir of conversation on trapping blogs and forums.  Why?...

Hi folks.  I know it has been quiet around here lately, but with the season just around the corner there will be a lot more activity here on...

My friend Jeremiah Wood over at Trapping Today posted a link to this book, which I found informative and entertaining, so I thought I'd...

Identifying animal tracks is an important skill for the trapper, and a handy guide like this can be a big help if you are new to trapping.  ...

The season is over, my fur shed is a mess, and I have a long list of things to get to that I neglected during trapping season.  It'd be ...

The following video review is from James Holm.  Thanks, James, for another good contribution to TSR. I was recently given the chance to vi...

I always enjoy reading trapping books from "the good old days."  It's fascinating to see how methods have evolved, and just a...

Hi folks.  Maybe you've received this email from the NTA, but in case you haven't I'm passing it along in the hope that many of ...