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Showing posts with label Odds and Ends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Odds and Ends. Show all posts

Gettin' Ready (And a Shout Out for Minnesota Trapline Products)

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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...
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A Pocket Guide to Animal Tracks

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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.  ...
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A Few Favorite Blogs

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Maybe I'm more of a reader than a writer; at least I feel that way when I visit other outdoorsy blogs and see how verbose and entertaini...
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An Insider's Perspective on the Fur Trade

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The International Fur Trade Federation is an organization that promotes the fur industry and supports trapping in many ways.  They have an i...

A Trip to Beautiful B.C.

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In my online wanderings I've gotten to know a few trappers in British Columbia, and this blog has a few great contributions from some gu...

The Myth of the "Untouched Wilderness"

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The "untouched wilderness" is an ideal that is often conjured up from history, describing a time before Western explorers brought ...

What Stinks?

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Here's a link to funny little piece by Jim Braaten over at The Sportsman's Blog called "Here's Why Being a Trapper Prepa...

Horse Sense

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A recent editorial by Tom Purcell got me thinking about the practical nature of trappers.  Purcell bemoans the gradual loss of resourcefulne...

How Not To Release a Bobcat

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I came across this on YouTube.  The video says it all.  Mess with the cat, you get the claws....